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Pedagogy start learning		The method and practice of teaching.
Dissertation start learning		A long essay on a particular subject, especially for a university degree.
Alumni start learning		Graduates or former students of a particular school, college, or university.
Adjunct start learning		A part-time or temporary member of the teaching staff.
Syndicate start learning		A group of individuals or institutions combined to promote a common interest.
Lectern start learning		A tall stand with a sloping top used to hold notes or a book during a lecture.
Autodidact start learning		A person who has taught themselves something, especially intellectual knowledge.
Compulsory start learning		Required by law or rule.
Bilingual start learning		Able to speak two languages fluently.
Cognizant start learning		Having knowledge or awareness.
Criteria start learning		A standard or principle by which something is judged.
Diploma start learning		A certificate awarded by an educational establishment to show completion of a course.
Elocution start learning		The skill of clear and expressive speech.
Emulate start learning		To imitate someone, especially to match or surpass them.
Fraternity start learning		A social organization for male students at a college or university.
Grading start learning		The process of scoring academic work.
Hegemony start learning		Leadership or dominance by one group over others.
Illiteracy start learning		The inability to read or write.
Pedantic start learning		Overly concerned with formal rules or details.
Plagiarism start learning		The practice of taking someone else's work and presenting it as one’s own.
Rote Learning start learning		A memorization technique based on repetition.
Thesis start learning		A statement or theory put forward as a premise to be proved or supported.
Valedictorian start learning		The student with the highest academic rank who delivers the farewell speech.
Vocational start learning		Relating to an occupation or employment.
Inclusive start learning		Including all services or items normally expected or required.
Accreditation start learning		The process of officially recognizing qualifications or standards.
Tenure start learning		The permanent status granted to a teacher after a trial period.
Prerequisite start learning		Something required as a prior condition for something else.
Remedial start learning		Providing or intended to remedy or improve educational deficiencies.
Pupil start learning		A student in school.
Scholastic start learning		Of or relating to schools, scholars, or education.
Bursary start learning		A monetary award to assist with education-related expenses.
Seminar start learning		A conference or meeting for discussion or training.
Apprenticeship start learning		A system of training a new generation of skilled practitioners.
Meritocracy start learning		A system in which power is held by people selected based on merit.
Truancy start learning		The act of staying away from school without a good reason.
E-learning start learning		Learning conducted via electronic media, typically online.
Extracurricular start learning		Activities that are not part of the regular course of study.
Aptitude start learning		A natural ability or talent.
Adjunct (n) start learning		A part-time faculty member at a college or university.
Inquiry-based start learning		Learning based on asking questions and seeking answers.
MOOC start learning		Massive Open Online Course; an online course with open access.
Flunk start learning		To fail an exam or course.
Literature Review start learning		A comprehensive summary of previous research on a topic.
Socratic Method start learning		A form of dialogue to stimulate critical thinking.
Elective start learning		A course that is not required but chosen by students.
Practicum start learning		A course designed to apply theoretical knowledge to practical experience.
Registrar start learning		An official responsible for maintaining academic records.
Matriculate start learning		To enroll as a member of a college or university.
Summa Cum Laude start learning		With the highest distinction or honor.
Lecture start learning		An educational talk to an audience, especially students.
Academic Probation start learning		A period when a student must improve their performance or face dismissal.
Tuition start learning		A sum of money charged for instruction by a school or university.
Educational Equity start learning		The principle that all students have equal access to education.
Cognate start learning		A word related in origin to another word.
Standardized Test start learning		A test administered and scored in a consistent manner.
Liberal Arts start learning		Academic subjects like literature, philosophy, and sciences.
Portfolio start learning		A collection of a student’s work, such as essays or projects.
Fellowship start learning		A scholarship or grant for academic or research purposes.
Literacy Rate start learning		The percentage of people who can read and write.
Tenure (n) start learning		Permanent status granted to teachers after a probationary period.
Thesis (n) start learning		A statement or theory to be maintained or proved.
Distance Learning start learning		Education conducted remotely, often online.
GED start learning		General Educational Development; tests proving high-school level skills.
Academic Journal start learning		A periodical containing scholarly research and articles.
Capstone start learning		A final project or presentation culminating a program of study.
Mentor start learning		A wise and trusted guide or advisor.
Credit Hour start learning		A measure representing an hour of instruction per week over a term.
Cum Laude start learning		With honor; recognition for outstanding academic achievement.

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