attentively trying to understand what someone says rather than passively hearing the words
Example: To learn good in English, you should be active listening.
en: 积极倾听
AGRUMENT
Noun
Consists of a claim, the reasons for that claim and evidence to supports the claim
Example: There is a strong argument for submitting a formal appeal.
en: 爭論
ANALYSIS
Noun
breaking down a global topic into issues and exploring causes and consequences of these issues
Example: Scientists should have analysis skill so that they can describe what they see around them.
en: 分析
BIAS
Adverb
A judgement based on a personal point of view, which may be unfair or could favour or be prejudiced against a certain side
Example: He worked on a variety of Greek topics, with a discernible bias toward philosophy.
en: 偏見
CAUSE
Noun/Verb
the reason(s) why an event or situation happens
Example: The terrorism has happened on 9th of November, in America is caused by Islamic terrorist group.
en: 原因
CLOSED QUESTION
Noun
a question that often has a Yes/No or specific answer; often prompted by "what" questions
Example: Yes and no are often the answers of closed question.
en: 封闭式问题
COLLABORATION
Noun
Working together with others
Example: Collaboration helps a team do their work quickly.
en: 合作
COMMUNICATION
Noun
a way to transfer information from one place to another, usually by speaking and writing
Example: Communication is needed for the humans to share the ideas and express feelings to the others.
en: 沟通
COMPRIMISE
Verb
To reach common agreement
Example: We should comprimise with that team.
en: 妥協
CONCLUSION
Noun
sums up points made in text
Example: We make conclusion after finished the experiment.
en: 结论
CONSEQUENCE
Noun
The result of something
Example: Did you get the consequence of your test?
en: 結果
DOUBLE- BAR GRAPH
Noun
a bar graph that compares two sets of data
Example: Double-bar graph is often use in analyse the data.
en: 双条形图
EVALUATION
Noun
indentifying strengths and limitations/ weaknesses
Example: The synonym of evaluation is calculation.
en: 计算
EVIDENCE
Noun
anything that can support or back up a claim
Example: You should have an evidence to support your idea.
en: 证据
FACT
Noun
something that can proven to be true
Example: We should follow the fact to make the presentation.
en: 事实
FEEDBACK
Noun
giving information to someone about something
Example: Please give some feedback about our company service.
en: 回馈
GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE
Noun
thiking about a situation or issue as it relates to the whole world
Example: We will have global perspective subject.
en: 全球视野
LIMITATION
Noun
usually something that is lacking or not done very well
Example: Everyone has their limitation, no one can't good at everything.
en: 限制
NARRATIVE EVIDENCE
Noun
evidence provided by opem-ended questions like "why" questions that require respondents to answer in more detail
Example: You should show narrative evidence for more specific.
en: 敘述證據
NATIONAL PERSPECTIVE
Noun
Thinking about a situation or issue as it relates to the whole world
Example: You should think about the national perspective.
en: 国家视角
NON-VERBAL FEEDBACK
Noun
Feedback that is spoken, including nodding, learning forward and making eye contact
Example: Some people have o use non-verbal communication because of disabilities.
en: 非语言反馈
NUMERICAL EVIDENCE
Noun
Evidence provided by closed questions that require a Yes/No answer or where respondents choose answer from a list
Example: Can you show me the numerical evidence for more specific?
en: 数字证据
OPEN-ENDED QUESTION
Noun
a question requiring a longer answer than Yes/No, often prompted by why or how
Example: If I ask why, please answer an open-ended question.
en: 开放式问题
OPINION
Noun
a viewpoint/idea that can not be proven
Example: Opinion is opposite of fact.
en: 意见
PARAGRAPH
Noun
usually presents a main idea and further details
Example: The test asks us to write a paragraph about yourself.
en: 段落
PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE
Noun
What an individual thinks about a topic/ issue as a result of research findings
Example: Everone has their own personal perspective, so they can say their own opinion.
en: 个人观点
PERSONAL STRENGTH
Noun
something an invidual is good at
Example: Everyone has their own personal strength.
en: 个人实力
PERSPECTIVE
Noun
a certain world view or way of looking at something
Example: What is your perspective about your country?
en: 看法
PREDICTION
Noun
a statement about what might happen in the future
Example: Before you make an experiment, you should think about the prediction.
en: 预言
PRIMARY RESEARCH
Noun
the method for collecting data that has not been collected before and is collected directly from individuals, groups of people or research observations
Example: Make your own primary research to make the presentation.
en: 初步研究
REFERENCE
Noun
details of a source of information, including the author, title, publication, date, any website address and date the website was accessed
Example: What is the reference between them?
en: 参考
REFERENCE LIST
Noun
A list of all the sources of information reserched and used in written work
Example: please write all the reference list in your paper.
en: 参考文献列表
REFLECTION
Noun
to think hard about something
Example: What is your reflection?
en: 反射
REFLECTIVE LEARNING
Noun
to think about what you are learning
Example: Use reflective learning to help your studies.
en: 反思性学习
RELIABLE SOURCE OF INFOMATION
Noun
a source that can be trusted to be true
Example: Whenever you make a reasearch, you should find the reliable source of infomation.
en: 可靠的信息来源
RESEARCH
Verb
a way of collecting information
Example: We have to make a research about STEM.
en: 研究
RESEARCH QUESTION
Noun
a question that enables you to carry out research about a specific issue
Example: Research question is needed in global perspective.
en: 研究问题
SEARCH ENGINE
Noun
a program on a computer that searches for and identities suitable information
Example: One example of search engine is google.
en: 搜索引擎
SECONDARY RESEARCH
Noun
the method of collecting data from existing/published sources of information
Example: Collect some secondary research from the internet.
en: 二次研究
SHARED OUTCOME
Noun
something produced as a team
Example: She shared outcome with the class.
en: 共享成果
STAKEHOLDER
Noun
someone with a vested interested in a topic/issue
Example: Anyone can make contributions into a stakeholder pension even if they have no earnings.
en: 利益相关者
SUBJECT SPECIFIC WORDS
Noun
words that are related to a main idea/topic
Example: Subject specific words are required.
en: 特定主题词
TEAMWORK
Noun
working in a group of people towards a shared outcome
Example: Teamwork makes a group complete their jobs quickly.
en: 团队合作
TEXT STRUCTURE
Noun
how the text is organized so that the reader can follow it
Example: Follow the text structure to write your story.
en: 文本结构
UNRELIABLE SOURCE
Noun
A source that can not be trusted to be true
Example: Refine all of the unreliable source, so everyone can trust you.
en: 不可靠的来源
VERBAL FEEDBACK
Noun
soken feedback, includig affirmatins like "I see", "I know", "sure" and "I understand
Example: We usually use verbal feedback when we communicate.
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