Teaching

20 Education terms

My name is Amélie, I am 18 years old and I was born Februrary 5, 2004. I study at the Cegep of Thetford Mines since one session, and I plan to continu until I have done 2 years at the Cegep. My program is Social Science. My glossary is for my teacher and also for my future job, it will also help me to understand what my future will be consitute. It includes 5 terms and it includes some resources about the word «teacher». I use a simple method, I just research all th words that are realated to « teacher » in my head and after I found the definition on the site « dictionary.com ». I want you, my reader to try to understand what my glossary is all about.

culture

noun

the arts and other manifestations of human intellectual achievement regarded collectively.

Example: Internal communication was generally poor in ISNAR, as the organization did not have a CULTURE of sharing information.

fr: culture

diploma

noun

a certificate awarded by an educational establishment to show that someone has successfully completed a course of study.

Example: One such University is Oxford Brookes, whose English Language Centre offers a Graduate Preparation DIPLOMA (GPDip), and it is from this course that my subject was chosen.

fr: diplôme

discipline

noun

the practice of training people to obey rules or a code of behavior, using punishment to correct disobedience.

Example: Some argue that whether the concept of human relations skill implies cynical manipulation on workers or not; whether we would be better off if we eliminate the notion of "participation", "group dynamics" and "development of social skills", and come back to the fundamental belief on "self-DISCIPLINE" and "individual initiative and responsibility" of early days.

fr: discipline

education system

noun

A person who teaches or instructs, especially as a profession; instructor.

Example: During 'EDUCATION to images' hours, children perceive the power of pictures and images in terms of expressiveness and communication.

fr: Système d'éducation

evaluation

noun

the process of judging or calculating the quality, importance, amount, or value of something.

Example: EVALUATION and dissemination How do you intend to monitor and evaluate progress during the project and how will you determine the eventual success of this project? Since the process of naming a new species includes several obligatory predetermined steps, the EVALUATION of the project progress is more or less integrated in the work process.

fr: évaluation

good manners

noun and adjective

polite or well-bred social behavior.

Example: Tapper and Salter (1984, p.181) indicate that such cultural differences are a major reason behind parental choice, with state schools seen as providing 'insufficient teaching of GOOD MANNERS... insufficient emphasis on correct speech'.

fr: savoir-vivre

homework

noun

Schoolwork that a student is required to do at home.

Example: This can help to revitalize the Think History! market between the teachers that are already used it; to appeal a new segment of the market, which is teachers that are looking for interactivity exercise to do as HOMEWORK, and a simple way to look after the pupil progresses thanks to the assessment login page; to refresh the image of a product that show the capacity of developing with the new school expectations about text book; and to give to the Think History!

fr: devoir

knowledge

noun

Facts, information, and skills acquired by a person through experience or education; the theoretical or practical understanding of a subject.

Example: "The accumlation of statisitics about a problem does not necessarily represent adequate KNOWLEDGE about potential remedial characterisitcs or correctable factors."

fr: connaissances

learning

verb

Gain or acquire knowledge of or skill in (something) by study, experience, or being taught.

Example: The following sections of this study will give an overview of the existing LEARNING approaches, the current approach undertaken by ISNAR and suggestions for improving it. Why Adult Education? "Adult Education is the field of educational science (pedagogics) that involves the conceptualisation and research of adult education and LEARNING".

fr: apprendre

ministry

noun

a government department headed by a minister of state.

Example: Thomas Hardy had a not so dissimilar upbringing to Eliot as he also went to church in his youth and he even considered going into church MINISTRY at the age of 25.

fr: ministère

pedagogy

noun

The method and practice of teaching, especially as an academic subject or theoretical concept.

Example: Teaching by Principles: An Interactive Approach To Language PEDAGOGY. 2nd ed.

fr: pédagogie

primary

noun and adjective

relating to education for children between the ages of about five and ten.

Example: Due to this connection Kayano has created, he 'draws us into the world of the Ainu' (Hane: 1980, 1994: xi), increasing the empathy that his readers feel and successfully achieves one of his PRIMARY aims - to create sympathy and support for the Ainu's cause.

fr: primaire

Reading

verb

The action or practice of a person who reads.

Example: Say that backwards, and you will understand the common complain about lack of "READING habit" in Italy: 57% of the population reads less than one book every year.

fr: lire

School

noun

An institution where instruction is given, especially to persons under college age.

Example: Self-completion questionnaires Questionnaires will be delivered to all of the secondary SCHOOLs in Hong Kong (501 in total); the SCHOOLs' contact details can be sought from the "Secondary SCHOOL Profiles" which is available online.

fr: école

schooling

noun

education or training received, especially at school.

Example: Experiments carried out by Klaus Wagner (1985 cited in Garman, 2005: A6 ) have shown that by SCHOOLING age, children can already produce as many as 37,700 words in a twelve-hour period.

fr: scolarisation

sociable

adjective

Inclined to associate with or be in the company of others.

Example: She would like to find some other activities to do which are not too tiring, and which are SOCIABLE.

fr: sociable

Student

noun

A person formally engaged in learning, especially one enrolled in a school or college.

Example: The STUDENT as Linguist: A Technique for Helping STUDENTs produce Genre Specific Grammatical descriptions.

fr: élève

Teacher

Noun

A person who teaches or instructs, especially as a profession; instructor.

Example: In the pre-conceptual stage children cannot focus on more than one task at once, therefore a TEACHER will usually move children explicitly from one task to another, whereas a seven year old might be expected to listen and work at the same time.

fr: enseignante

training

noun

The process of learning the skills you need to do a particular job or activity.

Example: Independent effectiveness: A reconsideration of cross-cultural orientation and TRAINING .

fr: formation

university

noun

an educational institution designed for instruction, examination, or both, of students in many branches of advanced learning, conferring degrees in various faculties, and often embodying colleges and similar institutions.

Example: Downwards communication may also be used, which would include things such as when my son is back from UNIVERSITY and therefore able to help out on the farm.

fr: université