educ
- noun
- /ˈɛdʒʊk/
- Specialized
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educación
- In the fall of 2008, a pilot study was conducted in which 16 students enrolled in EDUC 312 (Teaching Science in the Elementary School) composed the first group to teach a practice hands-on science lesson to their classmates and then again to the Challenger Center's sixth-grade visiting students.
- educ, education
- EDUC science
- students enrolled in educ
Examples
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Early in the spring semester of 2009, nineteen EDUC 454 (Secondary Science Methods) students were informed of the teaching project and were put into pairs, with the exception of one group of three students.
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EDUC 685 is a graduate-level course taken by both master's and doctoral students.
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All secondary science and middle grades science education students must take EDUC 454 (Secondary Science Methods), a three-hour credit course in science pedagogy.
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All education students seeking pre-K-3 licensure are required to enroll in EDUC 312 (Elementary Science Methods) and USTU 311 (Science Concepts and Perspectives).
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Students at the university often refer to their classes using the abbreviation EDUC, such as EDUC-101 Introduction to Education.
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The course catalog shows that EDUC courses are popular among future teachers for gaining essential knowledge.
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In her transcript, she proudly listed several EDUC courses that contributed to her degree in teaching.
Synonyms
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The work of teaching students in schools or universities
Surface Forms
Etymology
Educ as a noun is an abbreviation of education, sharing the root of educate, which once meant 'to bring up' or 'to lead'. So educ used in course lists or study fields points to work about teaching, learning, or schools.