education technique
- noun
- Teachers often employ various education techniques to cater to different learning styles in the classroom.
- special education techniques
Examples
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PHOTO (BLACK & WHITE): Training session behind the Westborough Town Hall covers composting basics, bin setup and use, and public education techniques.
Academic text (1997) -
The lack of training of general educators in special education techniques is often cited (Blanton, Blanton & Cross, 1994; Evans, 1990; Marshall & Herrmann, 1990; Salend, 1990).
Academic text (1996) -
Yet, with proper training in certain special education techniques that are not difficult to learn, quality in course content does not need to be sacrificed.
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Besides creative education techniques, another innovation-friendly concept is that of Living Systems, as described by James Grier Miller in the late 1970s.
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Second, the program developers used several education techniques simultaneously to ensure long-lasting benefits for the students who participated as well as future reserve visitors.
Academic text (1998) -
And more often than not, one of the conditions for licensure is that the person must have a good understanding of early education techniques, with quite a good number requiring aspiring ECD teachers to have degrees in the discipline.
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Values-education techniques focus more on the process of student decision-making than on the content (development of environmental concepts) or outcome (adoption of environmentally responsible behaviors).
Academic text (1996) -
Among the new courses in early childhood education are education for blind children, mobility, mathematics, special education techniques for young children, special preparation in the Russian language for very young children, educational activities, the psychology of blindness, assistive devices, literature, and vision stimulation.
Academic text (1997) -
DEP provides training sessions for the grantees that cover the basics of composting, bin setup and use, logistics and mechanics of the grant program, publicity, and public education techniques.
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The workshop introduced innovative education techniques that enhanced student engagement and understanding.
Synonyms
A way of doing something you learn by practice to do well
Methods and study of how teachers help students learn in schools and colleges
A way a person uses to help students learn
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase is a straightforward noun phrase combining 'education' (field/activity of teaching) with 'technique' (method), so the overall meaning 'a method used in teaching' is directly compositional. This modifier+noun pattern is common across languages and standard in English, so a B1 learner who knows both words will reliably infer the MWE meaning.
Etymology
Education technique creates a simple picture: a teacher using a particular technique, a careful way or tool, to help students learn and improve education. That's why it means 'a particular method or strategy used in teaching'.