"educational trajectories" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase can be used when referring to the educational paths, or pathways, taken by individuals. For example, "As part of her professional development, Sarah mapped out her educational trajectories for the next five years."
It helps students with disabilities to remove any "safety net" that once accompanied their educational trajectories.
Jargon File's definition is, according to Timo Gnambs, a researcher for the Leibniz Institute for Educational Trajectories, a more accurate description of the hacker mentality than the contemporary stereotype.
10 P.M. (Sundance) DREAM SCHOOL This series created by Jamie Oliver, with the rapper 50 Cent as an executive producer, offers 15 Los Angeles dropouts — 17- and 18-year-olds whose educational trajectories were sidelined by pregnancy, bullying and neglect — a chance to start over by gleaning information, and not a little inspiration, from superstars in their fields.
"Dream School," a series beginning Monday night at 10 on the Sundance Channel, offers 15 Los Angeles dropouts — 17- and 18-year-olds whose educational trajectories were sidelined by pregnancy, bullying and neglect — a chance to start over by gleaning information, and not a little inspiration, from superstars.
This is unfortunate, since aspirations can have a profound impact on educational trajectories.
Yet, some diversity in educational trajectories and outcomes of the children of immigrants within and between European countries is apparent.
They make these efforts to prevent the young people from the risk of making unfortunate choices, which could lead into having to change their educational trajectory or even dropping out of education entirely.
After St. Edmund's, Isherwood followed the educational trajectory expected of his social class.
We now realise it is absurd to set a child's educational trajectory at 11.
From one end of their educational trajectory to the other, our society told these kids science was important.
Some families use tutors as often as five days a week, saying it reduces stress while smoothing the educational trajectory of their children.
