linkedlearning

noun
UK /lɪŋkt ˈlɜːnɪŋ/
US /lɪŋkt ˈlɝnɪŋ/

Linked learning is when school subjects are joined together so you learn them as one big idea.

In linked learning, the science class and the art class worked on the same project about plants.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. An approach that connects classroom lessons to real jobs and careers.

The school's linked learning program lets students visit a hospital to see how math is used by nurses.

3. A way of teaching where two or more teachers plan lessons together.

Thanks to linked learning, the history and English teachers taught the same story from two sides.

4. Learning that ties schoolwork to things happening in the community.

Their linked learning project helped clean up the local park and taught them about recycling.