# At School Upper Intermediate

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- CEFR: B2 (Upper-intermediate)
- Theme: Society & Culture
- Words: 20
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At School vocabulary for study as a system with rules and appeals, including fieldwork, critique and peer, alongside items like a projector and a photocopier.

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## Word list

* **research** /riˈsɜrtʃ/: Careful study of a subject to discover new facts about it. — “She's doing **research** into how children learn music.”
* **workshop** /ˈwɜrkˌʃɑp/: A meeting where a group learns a skill by practising it together. — “I signed up for a photography **workshop** on Saturday.”
* **peer** /pɪr/: Someone of the same age or level as you, often in the same class. — “Students give each other feedback in **peer** review sessions.”
* **fieldwork** /ˈfilˌdwɜrk/: Practical study done outside the classroom, in a real environment, to collect information firsthand. — “The geography class did **fieldwork** at the local river.”
* **case study**: A detailed look at one particular example, used to understand a wider topic. — “We analysed a **case study** of a small business for the marketing module.”
* **peer feedback**: Comments and suggestions that students give each other about their work. — “We exchanged essays and gave **peer feedback** in pairs.”
* **self-assessment**: The process of judging your own work or progress, rather than being judged by someone else. — “Students complete a **self-assessment** before their teacher gives a mark.”
* **independent study**: Learning that a student does alone, without a teacher directly guiding every step. — “Two hours a week are set aside for **independent study**.”
* **critique** /krəˈtik/: A detailed opinion about the strengths and weaknesses of a piece of work. — “The tutor gave a thoughtful **critique** of my design.”
* **collaborative project**: A piece of work that several people plan and carry out together, combining their skills. — “The three departments launched a **collaborative project** on climate data.”
* **projector** /prəˈdʒɛktər/: A machine that shows pictures from a computer onto a large white screen. — “The classroom **projector** hums quietly during every afternoon lesson.”
* **stationery** /ˈsteɪʃəˌnɛri/: Things like pens, paper and clips that you use for writing at school. — “I buy new **stationery** before every school year starts.”
* **noticeboard**: A flat board on a wall where messages and announcements are pinned up for everyone to read. — “The trip details are pinned on the **noticeboard** by the door.”
* **photocopier** /ˈfoʊtoʊˌkɑpiər/: A machine that makes exact printed copies of a document. — “The **photocopier** in the staff room was out of paper again.”
* **filing cabinet**: A piece of furniture with drawers used for storing paper documents in order. — “The teacher kept old exam papers in a locked **filing cabinet**.”
* **hole punch**: A small tool that cuts round holes in paper so it can go into a binder. — “I used a **hole punch** before filing the handouts.”
* **laminator**: A machine that covers paper in clear plastic to protect it. — “The teacher used a **laminator** to protect the classroom posters.”
* **safety goggles**: Clear glasses worn to protect your eyes during a science experiment. — “Put on your **safety goggles** before you light the burner.”
* **planner** /ˈplænər/: A small book or app used to write down homework and important dates. — “She wrote the deadline in her **planner** so she wouldn't forget.”
* **microscope** /ˈmaɪkrəˌskoʊp/: A scientific instrument used to look closely at very small things. — “We looked at a leaf cell under the **microscope**.”

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