A room in a school where students learn and teachers give lessons
Example: 'Teaching English in the Primary CLASSROOM', Longmann: 1992 Harmer, J.
en: classe
creativity
noun
The use of the imagination or original ideas, especially in the production of an artistic work.
Example: Work group features (Amabile, 1998) suggested that a creative team should have mulriple skills and backgrounds which may have different thinking methods and professional areas to encourage CREATIVITY.
en: créativité
elementary School
noun
A school for the first four to six grades, and usually including kindergarten.
Example: Good (1977) led an investigation into the types of science topics taught to ELEMENTARY SCHOOL children and how they were taught.
en: École primaire
high School
noun
A school that typically comprises grades 9 through 12, attended after middle school.
Example: From the result found, the target group should be mostly for HIGH SCHOOL than middle school students.
en: École secondaire
learning
noun
The acquisition of knowledge or skills through study or being taught.
Example: Good stockman skills will be needed, as well as a steep LEARNING curve.
en: Apprendre
perseverance
noun
Persistence in doing something despite difficulty or delay in achieving success.
Example: She demonstrates increased PERSEVERANCE and selective attention by focussing on her school project for a concentrated period and completing it without distraction, something a younger child could not accomplish.
en: persévérance
schedule
noun
A plan for carrying out a process or procedure, giving lists of intended events and times.
Example: Rearrange delivery SCHEDULE: the company use Material Requirement Planning (MRP) for manufacturing planning and control system.
en: horaire
School
noun
An institution for educating children.
Example: Page argues that 'it is highly probable that he was familiar with the writings of the contemporary Hippocratic SCHOOL' and Longrigg backed this claim by stating 'Thucydides' rational, careful and detailed description...[is rare].
en: école
Student
noun
A person who is studying at a school or college.
Example: The adult learner needs interactive communication with both the trainer and fellow learners, which is different from one-way teacher-to-STUDENT communication.
en: étudiant(e)
Studying
verb
Devote time and attention to acquiring knowledge on an academic subject, especially by means of books.
Example: It was also beneficial having students STUDYING CBS and Management Science as we were able to combine knowledge of IT and IS, with more specific business skills such as report writing and organisational analysis.
