learner-led plan
nounUK /ˈlɜːnə lɛd plæn/
US /ˈlɜːrnər lɛd plæn/
A plan where the learner decides what and how to learn.
The teacher used a learner-led plan so the students could choose their own project topics.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A lesson design in which students set their own learning goals and pace.
Her classroom follows a learner-led plan, with each child tracking their own weekly goals.
3. A training approach where participants choose the order and focus of activities.
The workshop's learner-led plan let each team pick the skills they wanted to practice first.
4. A school improvement strategy that gives students a say in how lessons are planned.
The school adopted a learner-led plan to make sure students' ideas shaped the curriculum.