choice-based planning
nounUK /tʃɔɪs beɪst ˈplænɪŋ/
US /tʃɔɪs beɪst ˈplænɪŋ/
Choice-based planning is when you pick what you want to do and make a plan for it.
The teacher used choice-based planning so each student could decide which project to work on.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A planning method where people choose from a set of options rather than following one fixed path.
The city's choice-based planning let residents vote on which park projects to fund.
3. In education, a way of planning lessons that lets students pick activities to meet learning goals.
Choice-based planning in the classroom gave kids a menu of reading tasks.
4. In software, a planning approach where the system selects among possible actions based on user choices.
The app's choice-based planning suggested routes after the user picked a destination type.