UNIT 1. B2 VOCABULARY. SCHOOL LIFE AND HIGHER EDUCATION

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UNIT 1. B2 VOCABULARY. SCHOOL LIFE AND HIGHER EDUCATIONVersión en línea Guess a key academic term for each letter. por María Mejías Polonio A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P R S T U W Starts with A Task or piece of work given to a student to complete. Starts with B Scheduled time to rest or pause from work or study. Starts with C The grounds and buildings of a school, college, or university. Starts with D An academic title awarded by a college or university upon completion of a course of study. Starts with E Activities outside the standard curriculum that students can participate in for personal enjoyment or skill development. Starts with F Buildings, equipment, and services that support education. Starts with G Symbol or number representing a student's performance on an assignment. Starts with H Education beyond high school, usually at colleges or universities. Starts with I A special week at the beginning of a course to help new students get oriented. Contains J The area of study or topic that a student learns about in school. Starts with L Formal talks by a teacher or professor to teach a subject. Contains M Assistance provided to help students succeed in their educational endeavors. Starts with N Written records of information to help study or understand a subject. Contains O Experiencing life in a different country than your home country. Starts with P An instructor who provides individualized educational support. Starts with R Materials and tools available to support learning. Starts with S A financial grant awarded to a student based on academic or other achievements. Starts with T A schedule that outlines when classes or events take place. Starts with U Students studying for their first university degree. Contains W Work assigned to students as part of their studies, which can include projects and essays.

UNIT 1. B2 VOCABULARY. SCHOOL LIFE AND HIGHER EDUCATIONVersión en línea

Guess a key academic term for each letter.

por María Mejías Polonio

Starts with A

Task or piece of work given to a student to complete.

Starts with B

Scheduled time to rest or pause from work or study.

Starts with C

The grounds and buildings of a school, college, or university.

Starts with D

An academic title awarded by a college or university upon completion of a course of study.

Starts with E

Activities outside the standard curriculum that students can participate in for personal enjoyment or skill development.

Starts with F

Buildings, equipment, and services that support education.

Starts with G

Symbol or number representing a student's performance on an assignment.

Starts with H

Education beyond high school, usually at colleges or universities.

Starts with I

A special week at the beginning of a course to help new students get oriented.

Contains J

The area of study or topic that a student learns about in school.

Starts with L

Formal talks by a teacher or professor to teach a subject.

Contains M

Assistance provided to help students succeed in their educational endeavors.

Starts with N

Written records of information to help study or understand a subject.

Contains O

Experiencing life in a different country than your home country.

Starts with P

An instructor who provides individualized educational support.

Starts with R

Materials and tools available to support learning.

Starts with S

A financial grant awarded to a student based on academic or other achievements.

Starts with T

A schedule that outlines when classes or events take place.

Starts with U

Students studying for their first university degree.

Contains W

Work assigned to students as part of their studies, which can include projects and essays.

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UNIT 1. B2 VOCABULARY. SCHOOL LIFE AND HIGHER EDUCATIONVersión en línea

por María Mejías Polonio

Starts with A

Task or piece of work given to a student to complete.

Starts with B

Scheduled time to rest or pause from work or study.

Starts with C

The grounds and buildings of a school, college, or university.

Starts with D

An academic title awarded by a college or university upon completion of a course of study.

Starts with E

Activities outside the standard curriculum that students can participate in for personal enjoyment or skill development.

Starts with F

Buildings, equipment, and services that support education.

Starts with G

Symbol or number representing a student's performance on an assignment.

Starts with H

Education beyond high school, usually at colleges or universities.

Starts with I

A special week at the beginning of a course to help new students get oriented.

Contains J

The area of study or topic that a student learns about in school.

Starts with L

Formal talks by a teacher or professor to teach a subject.

Contains M

Assistance provided to help students succeed in their educational endeavors.

Starts with N

Written records of information to help study or understand a subject.

Contains O

Experiencing life in a different country than your home country.

Starts with P

An instructor who provides individualized educational support.

Starts with R

Materials and tools available to support learning.

Starts with S

A financial grant awarded to a student based on academic or other achievements.

Starts with T

A schedule that outlines when classes or events take place.

Starts with U

Students studying for their first university degree.

Contains W

Work assigned to students as part of their studies, which can include projects and essays.