"experience courses" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a course in which participants actively engage with the material, rather than simply receiving instruction or lecture-style teaching. For example, "This summer I'm taking some experience courses that will help me develop my leadership skills."
This paper focuses on a model of delivery of professional experience courses for pre-service teachers that has been running in the author's institution for 9 years.
In this respect, this study aims to evaluate the development of observation and reflection competences of prospective teachers on school experience courses.
Teaching practicum and school experience courses have aims to develop field knowledge, plan and preparation, teaching methods and techniques, communication, classroom management, evaluation, professionalism by developing observation and reflection competences.
This is clearly the case in early clinical experience courses.
Much of what we know comes from personal experience, courses and literature published by experts in industry or the trades.
A learner-centered perspective, learning in context and workplace learning are central educational concepts used to facilitate student learning in early clinical experience courses [ 11, 12].
With the sweet rush of a highly successful shopping experience coursing through my veins, I decided that it didn't matter.
Recent work on culture and psychopathology is beginning to unpack the cognitive, developmental and interactional processes through which social contexts shape illness onset, experience, course and outcome.
Start by making individual lists of things you've always wanted to try: one-off experiences, courses, holidays, the lot.
The main category, basis for decisions, epitomises the GP's knowledge and experience in the context of the patient group and describes their medical education, experiences, courses and relevant postgraduate education on this topic.
There was a significant difference in presence by course experience (number of courses completed) for the second versus the fifth course in the social presence construct.
