The phrase "adaptive education" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to educational approaches that adjust to the needs and learning styles of individual students.
Example: "The school implemented an adaptive education program to better support students with diverse learning abilities."
Alternatives: "customized learning" or "personalized education".
Teachers will probably have to be trained in how the systems work to ensure students receive the benefits of adaptive education.
Luckily, technology could offer the adaptive education guidance pupils need to succeed.
This adheres to the notion of adaptive education and life-long learning.
mConnect will offer low-income, rural or otherwise underserved students and workers personalized, adaptive education and assessment programs that can provide direct feedback in multiple modalities through cell phones, laptops and other mobile devices.
By arranging for the joint action of CBIs and national/local DRR committees, adaptive education and training activities have been reported in Fiji and Samoa (Gero et al. 2010, 2011a, 2011b) as well as in Jakarta and Vietnam (Van Aalst et al. 2008).
Also sitting each of those students down with a computer to work on their interactive adaptive education software would also have failed as a substitute for Merriex.
"I don't deviate from what the doctor says," said Ms. Bonnette, who teaches adaptive physical education to disabled students in Lindenwold.
The bridegroom's mother is a developmental adaptive physical education teacher for the Eden Prairie School District in Eden Prairie, Minn.
At Arizona, the program grew from a bare-bones adaptive physical education program into one that has 60 athletes in five sports, making it one of the largest such programs in the nation.
The Centre has a range of specialist rooms for adaptive sports, education courses, relaxation and socialising which have been designed to ensure the best possible recovery.
