Keywords Flashcards
(39 cards)
Define aim.
what you are hoping to achieve through a project.
Define analyse
Examine in detail to show meaning, identify elements and the relationship between them.
Define argument.
A series of statements containing reasons and evidence which support a claim about a global issue.
Define assessment.
Formative assessment enables the teachers to assess progress against learning objectives and give feedback to move learners forward.
Define bias.
Unfairly prejudiced for or against something or someone.
Define causes.
Responsible for making something happen.
Define citation.
A reference to a specific piece of work in the body of a document.
Define claim.
To state asses that something is true (verb) ; a statement or assertion about an issue (noun)
Define collaborate.
When two or more individuals work together to solve a problem, collaboration is similar to cooperation, most collaboration requires some form of leadership.
Define communicate.
To share idea or feelings or info with other people.
Define conclusion.
A judgement reached by reflecting or arguments, reasoning and evidence.
Define consequences.
Results or effects of something.
Define local.
Relating to a particular area or neighborhood.
Define national perspective.
A viewpoint on a national issue which is supported by reasoning and evidence.
Define opinion.
A view or judgement formed about something not based on fact or knowledge.
Define personal perspective.
An individual’s response to an issue after learning, reflection and reasoning.
Define perspective.
A viewpoint or an issue based on evidence and reasoning.
Define point of view.
A particular attitude, perspective or way of looking at an issue.
Define prediction.
What someone thinks may happen in the future.
Define reasoning.
Thinking about something in a logical, coherent way.
Define recommend.
To suggest and give reasons.
Define references.
Citation or quotation of a source of info reproduced in a report.
Define reflection.
Thinking about or considering something in depth.
Define reliability
the extent to which a research method, experiment, test or measuring peocudure will get the same results every time.