learning-pathways

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Learning-pathways' refer to a sequence or schedule of learning activities, subjects or courses that one follows to achieve a specific learning goal or competency. It's like a roadmap for your education.

Examples in Different Contexts

In universities, 'learning pathways' are structured routes through a degree program. An academic advisor might note, 'Your learning pathway in our psychology program includes foundational courses, electives, and a research project.'

Practice Scenarios

UI-UX

Scenario:

We need to focus on integrating more real-world projects into the UI/UX design curriculum. What are your thoughts on this?

Response:

Great point. In designing the learning pathway, we should balance the theoretical and hands-on experiences to build a solid portfolio.

Academics

Scenario:

The Biology department is undergoing a curriculum review. We should take this opportunity to bring in more practical, hands-on activities.

Response:

Yes, adding lab activities in the learning pathway could greatly help students. They could learn to apply their theoretical knowledge.