Curriculum, The subjects, content, and learning activities included in an educational programme., Vocational training, Education or training that prepares people for a specific job or profession by developing practical skills., Tertiary education, Education provided after secondary school, including university and college studies., Compulsory education, Education that children are legally required to receive up to a certain age., Academic performance, How well a student performs in their studies, usually measured through tests, assignments, and grades., Standardised testing, A method of assessment in which all test-takers answer the same questions or equivalent questions under the same conditions., Student-centred learning, An approach to education in which students actively participate in and take responsibility for their learning., Learning outcomes, The knowledge, skills, and abilities that students are expected to gain from a course or educational programme., Educational attainment, The highest level of education that a person has successfully completed., Distance learning, A form of education in which teachers and students learn without being physically present in the same location., Academic pressure, The stress students experience because of expectations related to grades, examinations, or academic success., Equal access to education, The opportunity for everyone to receive education regardless of their background or circumstances., Educational inequality, Differences in educational opportunities, resources, or outcomes between individuals or groups.

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