Educational Terms Quizs

Dissertation

• A long essay on a particular subject, especially one written for a university degree.

• A brief summary of research findings.

• A type of academic journal article.

• A presentation of a research proposal.

Assignment

• A task or piece of work assigned to someone as part of a job or course.

• A type of examination given at the end of a course.

• A meeting scheduled to discuss project progress.

• A document outlining the rules of a course.

Tutorial

• A period of instruction given by a tutor to an individual or a small group.

• A type of online course that anyone can take.

• A formal examination conducted by a school.

• A group project assigned to students.

Scholarship

• A grant or payment made to support a student's education.

• A type of loan that must be repaid after graduation.

• A fee paid to enroll in a college or university.

• A financial aid package that includes work-study opportunities.

Mentor

• A novice in a specific field.

• An experienced and trusted advisor.

• A person who is always right.

• Someone who gives unsolicited advice.

Literacy

• The ability to read and write.

• The ability to speak multiple languages.

• The ability to perform mathematical calculations.

• The ability to understand complex scientific theories.

Enrol/Enroll

• To register or sign up for a course or program.

• To withdraw from a course or program.

• To attend a course without any formal registration.

• To complete a course successfully.

Tuition

• The fee for instruction, especially in a school or college.

• A type of scholarship for students in need.

• A penalty fee for late registration.

• A fund for extracurricular activities.

Syllabus

• A detailed schedule of classes and assignments.

• An outline of the subjects in a course of study or teaching.

• A list of required textbooks for a course.

• A summary of the course evaluation methods.

Plagiarism

• The act of creating original content.

• The practice of taking someone else's work or ideas and passing them off as one's own.

• A method of citing sources in academic writing.

• The process of editing and revising one's own work.