20 The topics of this glossary are orientation, discover, doubt, option, career, professional training, prior, project, future, exploration, method, alleviate, accompaniement, integration, guidance counselor, help, success, meet, choice and improve. terms
Now, my field of study is Springboard to a DCS : option orientation or exploration. I take this program because I'm not sure about which career I want. My glossary will be for people who want to know more about this program. The topics of my glossary will be about the meaning of this program and the advantages of it. I'm going to tell the reality of this program and my goal with this glossary is to prove that is a great choice and not a way to waste your time. I simply think about what I learn and notice about this program, and I find my ideas. I write 20 different themes, and I think they're will be easy for people to understand. PlusI hope these themes will bring some reflexion.
Accompaniement
Noun
Something that is supplementary to or complements something else, typically food.
Example: I need some accompaniement if I want to success at school.
en: Accompagnement
Alleviate
Verb
make (suffering, deficiency, or a problem) less severe.
Example: As it stands, the development of new medical technologies to ALLEVIATE human misery are inhibited more by the lack of a consistent regulatory framework than they are by over-regularisation.
en: Alléger
Career
Noun
an occupation undertaken for a significant period of a person's life and with opportunities for progress.
Example: These types of marriage would be more common among senators of lower rank, since "as a man moves up the cursus honorum, he moves into successive 'brackets' as a potential husband or father-in-law" (Treggiari 1991:92) and therefore some men might remarry as they advanced in their CAREER. A good example of this is
en: Carrière
Choice
Noun
An act of selecting or making a decision when faced with two or more possibilities.
Example: The consumer has a CHOICE (a reasonable degree of freedom) and can select the make which suits him best.
en: Choix
Discover
Verb
Find (something or someone) unexpectedly or in the course of a search.
Example: Through this project, I decided then to DISCOVER "this world" of distributed computing.
en: Découvrir
Doubt
Verb
A feeling of uncertainty or lack of conviction.
Example: As Martin (1983) suggests, the Cerebral Rubicon is now problematic due to the DOUBT of absolute cranial capacity being of biological significance.
en: Douter
Exploration
Noun
Thorough analysis of a subject or theme.
Example: As demonstrated, some of the more complex potential costs are yet to be properly assessed and the advantages and disadvantages involved deserve more extensive and scientific EXPLORATION (Prescott and Buchanan-Smith, 2003).
en: Exploration
Future
Noun
The time or a period of time following the moment of speaking or writing; time regarded as still to come.
Example: Lack of government support is a major concern to promote crop diversification in the FUTURE.
en: Futur
Guidance Councelor
Noun
A person who gives help and advice to students about educational and personal decisions.
Example: I need to see a Guidance Councellor because I don't know at all which program I want to study in.
en: Conseiller en orientation
Help
Noun
Make it easier for (someone) to do something by offering one's services or resources.
Example: The recent dispatch of experts to China to HELP and advise with water control, crop production, animal diversification, aquaculture and processing is to HELP China achieve it's Millennium Development Goals of halving poverty in China by 2015.
en: Aide
Improve
Verb
Make or become better.
Example: Thus, the developmental goals of CGIAR's research projects comprise 5 areas intended to IMPROVE all the critical aspects of the agricultural sector: Sustainable production of crops, livestock, fisheries, forests and natural resources.
en: Améliorer
Integration
Noun
The action or process of integrating.
Example: imilarly, Souvatzi (2000: 164-165, 221), with reference to LN Dimini, emphasises that the complex social relations pertaining to the production and circulation of various artefacts do not constitute evidence for social inequality but could inform of social INTEGRATION and cohesion.
en: Intégration
Meet
Verb
Come into the presence or company of (someone) by chance or arrangement.
Example: The legislation first defines what a farm business tenancy is, requiring a tenant to MEET a business condition and agricultural condition throughout the tenancies lifetime.
en: Rencontrer
Method
Noun
A particular form of procedure for accomplishing or approaching something, especially a systematic or established one.
Example: Communication allows management to be able to operate in a more efficient METHOD as they can receive feedback and ideas from members of staff and also customers where relevant.
en: Méthode
Option
Noun
A thing that is or may be chosen.
Example: Having that in mind it could be argued that the first OPTION - as more realistic- could be accompanied by quota elimination.
en: Option
Orientation
Noun
FIGURED
Giving direction.
Example: The morphology of the leaves within the canopy and the sun's elevation determine the size of k and thus the value will change throughout the year as the sun changes position through the seasons or as leaves change their ORIENTATION as they mature.
en: Orientation
Prior
Noun
Precondition
Example: (Rak, Ginzburg, Geffen 2002) PRIOR to the development of DNA testing, a thorough investigation of Neanderthal morphology was the only possible way to examine there relationship to modern humans.
en: Préalable
Professional Training
Noun
Building knowledge, skills and competence in individuals, a group or team Learn more in: Learner Management Systems and Environments, Implications for Pedagogy and Applications to Resource Poor Environments.
Example: Exp. C1 - Standardisation of an Aqueous Solution of Sodium Hydroxide with Potassium Hydrogenphthalate contains: ; module ; date. footer contains: number. 1 2006-03 Chemistry C CH1C Methodology recount Chemistry PS D 1 836 43 24 1 0 0 2 2 11 no 19.4 1.8 assignment TEI P4 (documented in: BAWE.documentation.pdf) f 1986 Chinese Cantonese UK4 BSc Nutrition and Food Science (with PROFESSIONAL TRAINING) 6082 C1 - Standardisation of an Aqueous Solution of Sodium Hydroxide with Potassium Hydrogenphthalate 6-Feb-2006 Introduction and Aims This acid-base titration is carried out between a strong base NaOH and a monoprotic acid (C 8 H 5 O 4 K).
en: Formation professionnelle
Project
Noun
An individual or collaborative enterprise that is carefully planned to achieve a particular aim.
Example: The farmer has also benefited, not just from having a more sustainable method of production, but legal protection for land-use rights and management techniques in the form of a land contract for the minimum of 50 years, ensuring that the long term benefit from the PROJECT and the initial investment lasts, (World Bank, 2004). As was mentioned earlier, poverty in China is still a problem, and small scale PROJECTs such as this help relieve people from that low level of living so that they can support themselves.
en: Projet
Success
Noun
The accomplishment of an aim or purpose.
Example: An important factor for growing Christmas trees is soil type. At the farm the soil is fairly acidic, this is ideal for good Christmas tree growth. The location of the farm is suited to Christmas tree growth as it is not a frost bucket, and it is important that Christmas trees do not suffer from late frosts.
