# Education & Training Upper Intermediate

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- CEFR: B2 (Upper-intermediate)
- Theme: Professional & Specialized
- Words: 16
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Education and training vocabulary for assessing learners, including formative and summative assessment, learning outcomes, blended learning and tracking a…

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## Word list

* **tiered instruction**: Grouping or adjusting classroom tasks into different levels of difficulty so every student can work at a level that challenges them appropriately. — “The worksheet used **tiered instruction**, offering three levels of difficulty on the same topic.”
* **formative assessment**: Informal checks on students' progress during a course, used to guide teaching rather than give a final grade. — “Weekly quizzes acted as **formative assessment** for the class.”
* **summative assessment**: A final test or task used to judge what a student has learned at the end of a course. — “The exam is the module's only **summative assessment**.”
* **learning outcomes**: The specific skills or knowledge a course is designed to leave students with. — “The course was redesigned around clearer **learning outcomes**.”
* **blended learning**: A teaching approach that combines classroom lessons with online study. — “The college moved to **blended learning** after the pandemic.”
* **instructional design**: The practice of planning and structuring lessons or courses to help people learn effectively. — “She works in **instructional design**, building online courses for companies.”
* **competency framework**: A structured list of the skills and standards expected at each level of a job or course. — “The company built a **competency framework** for every role.”
* **peer review**: When students check and comment on each other's work. — “Students used **peer review** to improve their essays before submitting.”
* **remediation** /rɪˌmidiˈeɪʃən/: Extra teaching given to help students who are behind catch up. — “The school added a **remediation** programme for struggling readers.”
* **rote learning**: Learning something by repeating it many times until you remember it. — “Multiplication tables are often taught through **rote learning**.”
* **scaffolded learning**: Teaching that gives support and removes it gradually. — “**Scaffolded learning** works if somebody remembers to remove the scaffold.”
* **learner autonomy**: How far learners can direct their own study. — “**Learner autonomy** is easier to write into a policy than to build.”
* **streaming** /ˈstrimɪŋ/: Grouping learners by ability into separate classes. — “**Streaming** was abandoned and quietly reintroduced under another name.”
* **moderation** /ˌmɑdərˈeɪʃən/: Checking that different markers apply the same standard. — “**Moderation** moved four grades and confirmed the rest.”
* **cohort** /ˈkoʊhɔrt/: A group of learners who start and progress together. — “That **cohort** finished with the highest results the college had seen.”
* **retention rate**: The proportion of learners who stay to the end of a course. — “**Retention rate** is the figure funders actually look at.”

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