C1 Education Flashcards
(23 cards)
Pedagogy (noun)
The method and practice of teaching.
Example: Modern pedagogy encourages student-centered learning.
Holistic (adjective)
Considering the whole rather than just parts
Example: Education should adopt a holistic approach to student development.
Curriculum (noun)
The subjects or topics included in a course of study
Example: The curriculum should be updated to reflect technological advances.
Disparity (noun)
A great difference, especially in education or access
Example: There is a significant disparity in educational resources between urban and rural areas.
Tailored (adjective)
Designed to meet the needs of a specific group or individual
Example: Tailored learning plans improve students’ engagement and outcomes.
Compulsory (adjective)
Required by law or rule
Example: In many countries, primary education is compulsory.
Literacy (noun)
The ability to read and write; also used with other types like digital literacy
Example: Improving digital literacy is essential in modern education.
Provide access to education
To make education available or reachable for people, especially those who may not have easy access to it.
Example:
Governments must invest in infrastructure to provide access to education in rural areas.
Acquire knowledge
To gain or learn information and skills
Example: Students acquire knowledge not only from textbooks but also through experience.
Promote critical thinking
Meaning: To encourage students to think deeply and analytically
Example: Effective teaching strategies should promote critical thinking in the classroom.
Bridge the educational gap
To reduce inequality in access to quality education
Example: Online learning platforms can help bridge the educational gap in remote areas.
Enhance learning outcomes
To improve students’ academic results and achievements
Example: Tailored instruction is proven to enhance learning outcomes.
Foster a learning environment
To create or support a space where learning is encouraged
Example: Teachers should foster a learning environment that encourages curiosity and participation.
Revolutionized the learning landscape
Completely changed how learning is structured or delivered.
Example: Online education has revolutionized the learning landscape with its flexible approach.
Traditional classroom-based instruction
Learning that takes place in a physical classroom with a teacher and students.
Example: Some learners still prefer traditional classroom-based instruction.
Face-to-face interaction
Direct communication in person.
Example: Many students value face-to-face interaction with their teachers.
Digital age
The modern era marked by the use of digital technology.
Example: In the digital age, students can learn from anywhere.
Accessibility and flexibility
The ease of access and the ability to adapt to different needs or situations.
Example: Online education is praised for its accessibility and flexibility.
Geographical and time constraints
Limitations due to place and time.
Example: E-learning removes geographical and time constraints.
Tailor their study schedules
Customize or adjust study times to suit personal needs.
Example: Busy professionals can tailor their study schedules around their work.
At their convenience(B2)
At a time that suits someone.
Example: Learners can complete lessons at their convenience.
Inclusivity and diversity
Including people from different backgrounds and cultures.
Example: Online platforms promote inclusivity and diversity.
Communication skills and cultural awareness
The ability to communicate clearly and understand different cultures.
Example: Online learning enhances communication skills and cultural awareness.
