The phrase "extracurricular studies" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It refers to academic or educational activities or pursuits that take place outside of regular school or work hours. It can include activities such as sports, clubs, or volunteer work. Example: "Participating in extracurricular studies, such as the debate club and community service group, has enriched my high school experience and helped me develop valuable skills."
One of the motivations for writing novels myself is the small window of opportunity it affords for a bit of extracurricular study.
In November of 1984, recuperating from eight years in Washington, I was enjoying a semester of unaccustomed ease as a "fellow" at Harvard's Institute of Politics, where my main duty was to conduct a weekly, extracurricular "study group" for interested students.
By Hendrik Hertzberg December 23, 2011 In November of 1984, recuperating from eight years in Washington, I was enjoying a semester of unaccustomed ease as a "fellow" at Harvard's Institute of Politics, where my main duty was to conduct a weekly, extracurricular "study group" for interested students.
To be fair, how many children wouldn't throw a wobbly if you asked them to spend hours doing extracurricular study after a 9AM - 8PM school day, seven days a week?
They ask questions, remember what I say, and they even form highly active extracurricular study groups that actually meet, study, and learn on their own, although we have a nine-hour training day every day.
He decried the fact that middle class Americans spend about 50percentt of their income on a house and car to the detriment of extracurricular study for their kids, noting that even the average working class Korean family spends about $5,000 a year on extra tutoring.
Finding fellowship with David Roper, a chaplain at Stanford, Fischer began teaching extracurricular Bible studies on campus and attending Roper's evangelical church, the Peninsula Bible Church, in Palo Alto.
Curricular and extracurricular art studies and activities help keep high-risk dropout students in school.
Even so, he added to his teaching duties in Africa a weekly, extracurricular Bible study for the schoolchildren.
