branching curriculum
nounA branching curriculum is a way of learning where you can choose different paths to follow.
The school uses a branching curriculum so students can pick lessons that match their interests.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A curriculum organized as a tree of topics where each topic leads to several possible next topics.
The online course's branching curriculum lets learners jump from basic math to either geometry or algebra.
3. A teaching plan that offers multiple routes to the same learning goal.
Teachers designed a branching curriculum so advanced and beginner students could both reach the same reading target.
4. A program structure where students select among alternative sequences of study.
Under the branching curriculum, she chose the science branch while her friend followed the arts branch.