Sentence examples for education terminology from inspiring English sources
In the glossary of education terminology, Mr. Schott believed he had just given his students, for whom tuition is more than $13,000 a year, "a perfect teaching moment".
This article has been updated to more accurately reflect the higher-education terminology surrounding this policy.
He said a significant part of its education campaigns looked "into terminology and defining what is appropriate".
She was unfamiliar with the terminology of education issues.
Refugee health workers were trained to provide health education using local beliefs, terminology, and disease concepts via one-to-one discussions, informal group meetings, and disseminated informational materials.
Different meanings for "wheezing" are recognized in Portuguese language and may be influenced by education, respiratory history and regional terminology.
The use of new terminologies may require education of the community.
Mr Goodall will also discuss 50 important works for a tie-in programme on Radio 3. The programme covers musicology, social history and education and attempts to redefine classical terminology.
The findings suggested standardization of terminology for professional discourse, education, and practice, would benefit practitioners and corporations.
A total of 112 teachers completed a questionnaire which contained 8 categories of items regarding knowledge of specific terminology, practice of inclusive education and prejudices towards children with special needs.
The clinicians in our study likely acquired this standard terminology during their medical education.
