curriculum - the full range of subjects offered by a school or group of schools, pedagogical experts - specialists in education and teaching, syllabus - the content of elements taught in a specific subject, formal examinations - exams where students answer set written or spoken questions without assistance, continuous assessment - giving students marks for course work or projects, rather than formal exams, academic achievement - the measurable performance of a student in marks, exam results etc, further education - education after leaving school at the minimum age, higher education - education after age 18 at college or University, usually for a Degree, group work - study where pupils discuss and agree a project together, teacher-led lessons - traditional lessons where the teacher delivers a long talk and the students take notes, autonomous learning - when a student learns through independent study and research, study skills - the skills of organising, using and checking study work, to synthesise sources - to use a variety of sources and combine them in one project, rote-learning - learning by repetition and memorising items, to supplement - to add extra content or material, to assimilate knowledge - to fit a new idea into an existing “folder” in your brain , to accomodate knowledge - to form a new “folder” for knowledge in your brain, guided learning - learning under the supervision of a teacher, data-gathering - collecting information, usually in numerical form, distance learning - learning by the Internet or email, rather than face-to-f, self-study - studying using a course without a teacher’s involvement, to discriminate between sources - to decide whether one source is better or more reliable than another source, to sift information - to remove unwanted or less useful information, to marshal facts - to organise facts in support of an idea, an integral part of something - essential, central or indispensable, to work/study under supervision - under the direction of a responsible person,

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