education
İngilizce - Türkçe
sıklık sırası: 327ad / noun 3
ad / noun 4
EDUCATION = [ecu'keyşın] noun
1 eğitim, öğretim * eşanlamlı : schooling, instruction, teaching, training, tuition
2 tahsil * eşanlamlı : learning, knowledge
İngilizce örnek : I want my daughter to have a good education.
Türkçe çevirisi : Kızımın iyi bir eğitim görmesini istiyorum.
İngilizce örnek : It's very important to have a good education.
Türkçe çevirisi : İyi bir eğitim almak çok önemli.
İngilizce örnek : Education is an investment in the future.
Türkçe çevirisi : Eğitim, geleceğe yatırımdır.
EDUCATION = (sociology) A social institution that involves the formal transmission of knowledge, skills, and values from one generation to the next.
EDUCATION
Education system: A structured framework or organization that provides formal learning experiences.
Education policy: A set of guidelines or principles established by governments or institutions regarding educational practices.
Education reform: Changes or modifications made to improve the educational system or practices.
Education funding: Financial resources allocated to support educational institutions, programs, or initiatives.
Education sector: The part of society or economy dedicated to educational activities and institutions.
Education curriculum: A structured plan outlining the content and objectives of an educational program or course.
Education standards: Benchmarks or criteria set to measure and ensure quality in educational outcomes.
Education assessment: Evaluation methods used to measure students' learning progress and achievements.
Education research: Studies and investigations conducted to improve educational practices, methods, or outcomes.
Education technology (EdTech): Tools, devices, or platforms used to enhance teaching and learning experiences.
Education philosophy: A set of beliefs or principles guiding educational practices and approaches.
Education equity: Ensuring equal access to quality education for all individuals, regardless of background or circumstances.
Education leadership: Roles and responsibilities related to managing and directing educational institutions or programs.
Education outreach: Initiatives or programs designed to extend educational opportunities to underserved or distant communities.
Education empowerment: The process of enabling individuals through knowledge, skills, and opportunities.
Education training: Specific programs or courses aimed at developing skills or competencies in a particular area.
Education accreditation: Recognition or approval granted to educational institutions or programs meeting specific standards.
Education evaluation: Systematic assessment of educational processes, programs, or outcomes to determine effectiveness.
Education partnership: Collaborative efforts between entities or organizations to promote educational objectives.
Education initiative: Projects or campaigns launched to address specific educational challenges or goals.
Education diversity: The presence of varied perspectives, cultures, or backgrounds within educational settings.
Education integration: Incorporating diverse subjects, methods, or technologies into the educational curriculum or system.
Education motivation: Factors or strategies used to inspire and encourage students' engagement and success.
Education development: Activities or efforts aimed at enhancing educational quality, access, or relevance.
Education globalization: The process of integrating international perspectives, practices, or standards into educational systems.
Education assessment tools: Instruments or methods used to evaluate students' knowledge, skills, or abilities.
Education inclusion: Ensuring that all individuals, including those with disabilities or special needs, have access to educational opportunities.
Education mentorship: Guidance and support provided by experienced individuals to facilitate learning and growth.
Education empowerment: Strengthening individuals' capabilities, confidence, and opportunities through education.
Education advocacy: Promoting policies, practices, or resources that support educational access, equity, or quality.
Education innovation: Introducing new methods, technologies, or approaches to enhance teaching and learning experiences.
Education engagement: Active participation and involvement of students in learning activities or processes.
Education consultation: Seeking expert advice or guidance on educational practices, policies, or challenges.
Education specialization: Focusing on specific subjects, areas, or disciplines within the broader educational context.
Education motivation strategies: Techniques or approaches used to inspire and encourage students' learning efforts.
Education mentorship programs: Structured initiatives providing guidance, support, and advice to individuals or groups.
Education literacy: Acquiring and developing skills related to reading, writing, and comprehension.
Education collaboration: Working together with others, such as educators, institutions, or stakeholders, to achieve common educational goals.
Education outreach programs: Initiatives or activities aimed at extending educational services to broader or underserved communities.
Education empowerment initiatives: Programs or efforts designed to enhance individuals' capabilities, knowledge, or opportunities.
Education assessment methods: Techniques, tools, or approaches used to evaluate students' learning outcomes and achievements.
Education accreditation standards: Criteria or benchmarks set for recognizing and approving educational institutions or programs.
Education reform initiatives: Specific efforts or actions aimed at improving and transforming educational systems or practices.
Education leadership roles: Positions or responsibilities related to guiding, managing, or directing educational institutions, programs, or initiatives.
Education technology integration: Incorporating digital tools, platforms, or resources into teaching and learning environments.
Education diversity initiatives: Programs or strategies aimed at promoting inclusion, equity, and varied perspectives within educational settings.
Education motivation techniques: Methods or strategies used to inspire, encourage, or motivate students to engage in learning activities.
Education mentorship relationships: Collaborative partnerships between experienced individuals and learners to facilitate growth and development.
Education advocacy efforts: Actions or initiatives aimed at promoting educational rights, resources, or opportunities for individuals or communities.
Education innovation projects: Initiatives or activities focused on introducing new methods, technologies, or approaches to enhance educational experiences.
Education collaboration initiatives: Joint efforts or partnerships between entities, organizations, or stakeholders to achieve shared educational objectives.
Education empowerment programs: Activities or initiatives designed to strengthen individuals' capabilities, skills, or opportunities through education.
Education assessment practices: Methods, techniques, or tools employed to evaluate students' knowledge, skills, or competencies.
Education accreditation processes: Procedures or criteria used to recognize and approve educational institutions, programs, or courses.
Education reform strategies: Plans, actions, or policies aimed at transforming and improving educational systems, practices, or outcomes.
Education leadership development: Programs, activities, or initiatives focused on cultivating skills, knowledge, and competencies in educational leaders.
Education technology tools: Devices, applications, or platforms utilized to enhance teaching, learning, or administrative processes.
Education diversity programs: Initiatives, activities, or policies aimed at promoting inclusion, equity, and varied perspectives within educational environments.
Education motivation tactics: Strategies, techniques, or approaches used to inspire, encourage, or engage students in learning activities.
Education mentorship opportunities: Platforms, programs, or activities facilitating guidance, support, and collaboration between experienced individuals and learners.
Education advocacy campaigns: Initiatives, efforts, or actions aimed at promoting awareness, resources, or policies supporting educational rights and opportunities.
Education innovation initiatives: Projects, activities, or strategies focused on introducing novel methods, technologies, or approaches to enhance educational experiences.
Education collaboration partnerships: Formal relationships, agreements, or collaborations between entities, organizations, or stakeholders to achieve mutual educational goals.
Education empowerment strategies: Techniques, programs, or activities designed to enhance individuals' capabilities, confidence, and opportunities through learning.
Education assessment techniques: Specific methods, tools, or approaches employed to evaluate students' learning progress, achievements, or competencies.
Education accreditation criteria: Standards, guidelines, or benchmarks used to evaluate and recognize educational institutions, programs, or courses.
Education reform efforts: Actions, initiatives, or policies aimed at addressing challenges, improving practices, or transforming educational systems.
Education leadership roles: Positions, responsibilities, or functions related to guiding, directing, or managing educational institutions, programs, or initiatives.
Education technology solutions: Products, platforms, or services designed to facilitate, enhance, or support teaching and learning processes.
Education diversity initiatives: Programs, strategies, or activities aimed at promoting inclusion, equity, and diverse perspectives within educational settings.
Education motivation methods: Techniques, approaches, or strategies employed to inspire, engage, or motivate students in their learning journey.
Education mentorship programs: Formalized initiatives, structures, or activities facilitating guidance, support, and collaboration between experienced individuals and learners.
Education advocacy efforts: Actions, campaigns, or initiatives aimed at promoting awareness, resources, policies, or rights related to education.
Education innovation projects: Specific initiatives, activities, or strategies focused on introducing new methods, technologies, or approaches to enhance teaching and learning experiences.
Education collaboration opportunities: Platforms, partnerships, or activities facilitating joint efforts between entities, organizations, or stakeholders to achieve educational goals.
Education empowerment initiatives: Programs, activities, or strategies designed to enhance individuals' capabilities, skills, confidence, and opportunities through learning.
Education assessment practices: Methods, tools, or approaches employed to evaluate, measure, or assess students' knowledge, skills, competencies, or achievements.
Education accreditation processes: Procedures, criteria, or standards used to evaluate, recognize, or approve educational institutions, programs, courses, or initiatives.
Education reform strategies: Plans, actions, or policies aimed at addressing challenges, improving practices, transforming systems, or enhancing educational outcomes.
Education leadership development: Programs, activities, or initiatives focused on cultivating, nurturing, or enhancing skills, competencies, and qualities in educational leaders or administrators.
Education technology integration: The incorporation, adoption, or utilization of digital tools, platforms, resources, or solutions to enhance, support, or facilitate teaching and learning experiences.
Education diversity programs: Initiatives, activities, or policies designed to promote, foster, or enhance inclusion, equity, varied perspectives, or multicultural understanding within educational environments.
Education motivation tactics: Strategies, techniques, or methods used to inspire, engage, encourage, or motivate students, learners, or participants in educational activities, programs, or processes.
Education mentorship opportunities: Platforms, programs, initiatives, or structures facilitating guidance, support, collaboration, or mentorship relationships between experienced individuals, educators, mentors, and learners, students, or participants.
Education advocacy campaigns: Efforts, initiatives, activities, or actions aimed at raising awareness, promoting, supporting, or advocating for specific educational rights, policies, resources, reforms, or initiatives within communities, societies, or institutions.
Education innovation initiatives: Projects, activities, strategies, or efforts focused on introducing, developing, implementing, or adopting novel, creative, or transformative methods, technologies, approaches, practices, or solutions to enhance, improve, revolutionize, or innovate teaching, learning, administration, or management within educational contexts.
Education collaboration partnerships: Formal, structured, or collaborative relationships, agreements, partnerships, collaborations, or alliances between entities, organizations, institutions, stakeholders, or participants to achieve, promote, support, enhance, or advance mutual, common, shared, or collective educational goals, objectives, initiatives, efforts, or projects.
Education empowerment strategies: Techniques, methods, programs, initiatives, approaches, or efforts focused on fostering, promoting, enhancing, or facilitating individuals' capabilities, skills, knowledge, competencies, confidence, empowerment, growth, development, opportunities, or potential through educational experiences, opportunities, environments, processes, or interventions.
Education assessment techniques: Methods, tools, instruments, approaches, or practices utilized, adopted, applied, or implemented to evaluate, measure, assess, analyze, or determine students' learning progress, achievements, competencies, understanding, knowledge, skills, performance, outcomes, or outcomes within educational contexts, programs, courses, or initiatives.
Education accreditation criteria: Standards, benchmarks, guidelines, requirements, or principles established, set, defined, or outlined by accrediting bodies, organizations, institutions, agencies, or authorities to evaluate, assess, recognize, approve, or certify the quality, effectiveness, credibility, validity, or legitimacy of educational institutions, programs, courses, offerings, or initiatives.
Education reform efforts: Actions, initiatives, projects, movements, reforms, campaigns, or endeavors aimed at addressing, tackling, resolving, improving, transforming, enhancing, or revolutionizing specific challenges, issues, problems, deficiencies, weaknesses, or shortcomings within educational systems, structures, practices, methodologies, approaches, policies, or outcomes.
Education leadership roles: Positions, responsibilities, functions, roles, duties, or obligations associated with guiding, directing, managing, overseeing, leading, supervising, coordinating, administering, or governing educational institutions, organizations, departments, divisions, units, programs, initiatives, efforts, or activities.
Education technology solutions: Products, platforms, services, tools, applications, systems, software, hardware, devices, or technologies designed, developed, created, adapted, or implemented to facilitate, enhance, support, improve, or transform teaching, learning, instruction, administration, management, assessment, evaluation, communication, collaboration, engagement, interaction, or participation within educational environments, contexts, settings, or scenarios.
Education diversity programs: Initiatives, activities, policies, strategies, efforts, or interventions aimed at promoting, fostering, enhancing, facilitating, or ensuring inclusion, equity, representation, multiculturalism, diversity, pluralism, acceptance, understanding, respect, appreciation, awareness, or recognition of varied perspectives, cultures, backgrounds, identities, experiences, needs, or contributions within educational institutions, communities, environments, systems, settings, or societies.
Education motivation methods: Strategies, techniques, approaches, tactics, practices, or interventions employed, adopted, utilized, applied, or implemented to inspire, engage, encourage, stimulate, provoke, excite, energize, ignite, motivate, or drive students, learners, participants, or individuals to actively participate, engage, invest, commit, persist, succeed, excel, achieve, learn, grow, develop, progress, or contribute within educational activities, programs, initiatives, contexts, environments, or scenarios.
Education mentorship opportunities: Platforms, programs, initiatives, structures, relationships, collaborations, partnerships, networks, or experiences facilitating, supporting, fostering, promoting, enhancing, or providing guidance, support, advice, counsel, mentorship, coaching, leadership, collaboration, interaction, engagement, connection, relationship-building, networking, or development between experienced individuals, educators, mentors, guides, leaders, experts, professionals, practitioners, facilitators, or advisors and learners, students, participants, novices, or individuals within educational contexts, settings, environments, institutions, programs, initiatives, activities, or scenarios.
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