Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
learning-curve
noun
/ˈlɜrnɪŋ kɜrv/

Definition
A learning curve is a graphical representation that shows how an individual’s efficiency or performance improves over time as they gain experience in a particular task or skill.

Examples
- As she practiced the piano, her learning curve began to steepen.
- Understanding the learning curve is essential when training new employees.
- He found the learning curve for the new software to be quite manageable.

Meaning
The term describes the progressive improvement in learning as a person practices and becomes more familiar with a task.

Synonyms
- development curve
- progress curve
- learning progression