"student development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the learning process of a student, or activities, programs, and resources aimed at helping a student to grow and learn. Example sentence: The school offers various courses to aid in student development.
"Once you understand the skills profile, you can focus on the elements of your course that have helped you develop those skills," says Gary Argent, director of careers, student development and outreach at City University, London.
Student Development – Stuart Johnson of the University of Leicester careers service discusses how to better student development.
College administrators said they put club sports in the same category as student development.
"We're expecting an influx of new veterans in the next two years," said Garrie Moore, the CUNY vice chancellor for student development.
Engagement with non-academic pursuits is not only beneficial to student development, but is known to be highly valued by employers.
This change is generally supported by student development literature which suggests that students concentrate more on performance and establishing their academic identity when they enter their second year.
Twitter: @suebecks Richard is a senior academic in computer science, with a passion for academic staff and student development through the application of research processes.
And the Observer has learned of a student development in the pipeline that includes planning for a swimming pool and a bowling alley.
At Kingsborough, the pool has narrowed to Dr. McClenney; MARY SPANGLER, president of Los Angeles City College; and OTIS HILL, Kingsborough's vice president for student development.
Her mother is the associate dean for student development and the director of the search for education, elevation and knowledge department at York College in Jamaica, Queens.
