Learning agenda

A learning agenda is like a list of things that you want to learn. You know how sometimes you go to school, and your teacher makes a lesson plan of what you are going to learn that day? Well, a learning agenda is kind of like that, but for bigger things.

You might use a learning agenda when you are trying to do something new, like learning to ride a bike, or when you are trying to solve a problem, like how to make a cake taste better. You make a list of all the things you want to learn about, and then you start researching or practicing those things one by one.

For example, if you wanted to learn how to ride a bike, you might make a learning agenda that looks like this:

1. Learn how to balance on a bike
2. Learn how to pedal
3. Learn how to steer
4. Learn how to brake

Then, you would focus on each of these things one by one until you feel confident and comfortable riding a bike.

A learning agenda is like a roadmap to help you reach your goal. It helps you break down big things into smaller, manageable parts so that you don't feel overwhelmed. Plus, as you learn more, you can update your learning agenda to include new things you want to figure out!