Education - Programs and Frameworks

Here you will learn some English words related to programs and frameworks such as "bridge program", "gifted education", and "K-12".

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student exchange program [noun]

a structured arrangement where students from different countries temporarily switch places to study at each other's educational institutions

Ex: John improved his language skills significantly during his student exchange program in Spain .

bridge program [noun]

an educational initiative designed to help students transition from one level of study to another or from one educational institution to another

Ex: Sarah enrolled in a bridge program for adult learners , which offered remedial classes in reading and writing before she started her college degree in the United States .

adult education [noun]

classes for adults to finish their education, held in the evening or over the Internet

Ex: He decided to pursue adult education to earn his high school diploma .

continuing education [noun]

short-term or part-time courses provided for adults who have finished their formal education

Ex: She enrolled in a continuing education class to improve her computer skills .

gifted education [noun]

a specialized program designed to meet the unique academic, social, and emotional needs of exceptionally talented students

Ex: Sarah 's parents advocated for her to be placed in the gifted education program after she demonstrated advanced reading skills at a young age .

special education [noun]

the education of children with special needs, especially those who have physical or learning problems

Ex: My cousin works as a special education teacher and helps students with autism .

public education [noun]

the system of education funded and administered by the government, accessible to all students regardless of socioeconomic status

Ex: Students in the public education system benefit from a diverse learning environment that reflects the broader community .

co-education [noun]

the practice of teaching pupils of both sexes together in a school

Ex: Some parents prefer co-education because it mirrors the mixed-gender environments their children will encounter in the workforce .

English as a second language [noun]

the acquisition and use of the English language by individuals whose first language is different, with the aim of becoming proficient in English for communication, education, work, or other purposes

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teacher training [noun]

the process of preparing individuals to become effective educators through formal instruction, practical experience, and professional development

Ex: Ongoing teacher training workshops provide educators with strategies and resources to support student learning and engagement .

apprenticeship [noun]

a formal training where an apprentice learns a trade or craft through practical experience under the guidance of a skilled mentor

Ex: The machinist apprenticeship program offered training in precision machining for those entering the manufacturing field .

Advanced Placement [noun]

a program offering college-level courses and exams to high school students, enabling them to potentially earn college credit

Ex: Universities often grant credit or advanced placement to students who achieve high scores on Advanced Placement exams .

summer school [noun]

a course of study that is held during the summer vacations at a school, college, or university

Ex: He enrolled in summer school to complete additional credits and graduate early .

evening class [noun]

a course of instruction that takes place during the evening hours, typically after traditional school or work hours

Ex: John decided to take an evening class in computer programming to enhance his skills for career advancement .

remedial class [noun]

an educational course designed to help students who are struggling with particular subjects or skills to improve their understanding and proficiency

Ex: Remedial classes provide targeted instruction and support to students who may have fallen behind their peers in certain subjects .

K-12 [noun]

the educational system used in countries like the United States, Canada, and the Philippines, encompassing all levels of schooling from kindergarten through 12th grade

Ex: The curriculum offered in K-12 varies by region but typically covers core subjects such as mathematics , language arts , science , and social studies .

Common Core [noun]

the academic standards in math and English language arts, guiding what students should know at each grade level from kindergarten through 12th grade

Ex: Sarah 's parents appreciated the transparency of Common Core .

Bloom's Taxonomy [noun]

a framework used in education to classify levels of cognitive skills, ranging from basic knowledge to higher-order thinking

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Education
Educational Elements and Concepts	Educational Resources	Writing Tools	Pens and Pencils
Writing Supplies	Class and School Objects	Laboratory and Geographic Instruments	Art Education Supplies
Calculating Tools	Measurement Tools	Staff and Personnel	Participants and Roles
Groups and Societies	Timelines and Structures	Education Levels and Stages	American Education System
British Education System	Environments and Spaces	Establishments and Academies	Formal and Natural Sciences
Social Sciences	Interdisciplinary and Practical Education	Learning Strategies and Tools	Participation and Activities
Assignments	Evaluation Terms and Methods	Examination Programs	Grading and Results
Enrollment and Graduation	Finance and Expenses	Course Types	Events and Ceremonies
Educational Credentials and Awards	Bachelor's Degrees	Master's Degrees	Doctoral Degrees
Outfits	Educational Discipline	Methods and Approaches	Programs and Frameworks
Theories	Learning Disorders	Educational Verbs