prestudy
- noun
- /ˈpriːˌstʌdi/
- Before the meeting, each participant was required to complete a prestudy assignment that outlined key topics.
Examples
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The professor provided a prestudy guide to help students understand the main concepts before class.
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For effective participation, attendees should read the prestudy materials sent out last week.
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A prestudy workshop oriented the three instructors to the two models.
Academic text (2004)
Synonyms
Work you do before class to get ready
Texts given to read before a class or meeting to prepare
Information given before a lesson or activity to explain what to do
How Long
- UK
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Prestudy combines pre- 'before' and study, which makes a handy image: a short task or reading you do 'before' a course. That's why a prestudy is material or an assignment meant to help you get ready for class or a meeting.