Sentence examples for in school terminology from inspiring English sources
In school terminology, it refers to children in grades 6 9.
The first school we went to was Good Heart Academy, a secondary school (high school in U.S. terminology).
The language and terminology around money can be difficult to understand, and French thinks we'd all be better off if basic financial literacy and economic principles were taught in school.
Consider taking some classes at a junior college or business school in medical terminology, medical billing or other medical and business classes.
By 7 30 each morning, 220 boys walk through the school's heavy double doors, each dressed, in the terminology of the school, as a professional scholar: in black sneakers, dress pants, a white shirt, a green cardigan, a belt and a tie.
Even in high school everyone used that terminology "that's so gay" and "he's such a fag".
In the terminology of the Schools, that criticism can be put this way: Plato wrongly believed that universals existed ante res (prior to objects); the correct view is that universals exist in rebus (in objects).
The school children identified values that, while sometimes expressed in different terminology, were similar to adult participant responses of the wider research programme.
If you don't already know legal or medical vocabulary, enroll in a terminology course at a community college or transcription school.
By the middle of the second millennium of the Christian era, certain uniformity came about in the technical terminology used by different schools.
