inka 2

Furnishings

Furniture and equipment in a room or building.

Supervision

Watching over someone to ensure safety or proper behavior.

Vacant

Empty or not occupied.

Compulsory

Required; mandatory.

All-round

Well-balanced; covering many areas or abilities.

Comprehensive

Complete and thorough; covering everything important.

Staff

The workers or employees of an organization.

To prohibit

To formally forbid something.

To disclose

To reveal or make information known.

Deterioration

To become worse over time

Request

A polite demand or asking for something.

Advise

To give helpful suggestions or recommendations.

Catering

Providing food for events or groups.

Prefect

A senior student with special responsibilities in some schools.

Pupil

A school student, usually in primary or secondary school.

To cross out

To draw a line through something to show it’s wrong or removed.

To drop out

To leave school or a program before finishing it.

To keep up with

To stay at the same level or speed as others.

To sail through

To do something easily and successfully.

Proclivity

a tendency to choose or do something regularly

Lifelong learning

Continuing to learn throughout one’s life.

Output

The amount produced; the result of work.

Input

Information or resources put into a system; advice or feedback.

Perceptual

relating to the ability to notice something or come to an opinionabout something using your senses

Study load

The amount of work or assignments a student must complete.

To differentiate

To show or recognize the differences between things.

Prejudice

Unfair judgment of someone without knowing them.

Bullying

Repeated harmful or aggressive behavior toward someone.

Peer

Someone in the same age group or social level.

To intervene

to intentionally become involved in a difficult situation in order to improve it or prevent it from getting worse

Proficient

Skilled or good at something.

Home economics

A school subject about cooking, sewing, and household management.

Vocational

(of an educational course or a qualification) providing knowledge and skills that prepare you for a particular job.

Language immersion

Learning a language by being surrounded by it all day.

Dormitory

A building where students live, usually at a school or university.

Comprehensive school

A school that accepts all students and teaches a broad curriculum.

Tuition fee

Money paid for instruction or schooling.

Questionnaire

A set of questions used to collect information.

To enroll

To sign up or register for a course or program.

Implementation

Putting a plan or idea into action.

Framework

a system of rules, ideas, or beliefs that is used to plan or decide something

To babble

For babies: to make speech-like sounds; for adults: to talk quickly or foolishly.

To crawl

To move on hands and knees.

Innate

Something you are born with; natural.

Fine motor skills

Small, precise movements (e.g., using fingers).

Gross motor skills

Large body movements (e.g., running, jumping).

Even number

A number divisible by 2 (e.g., 2, 4, 6…).

Odd number

A number not divisible by 2 (e.g., 1, 3, 5…).

Add

To put numbers together.

Subtract

To take one number away from another.

Multiply

To increase a number by another number.

Devide

To split a number into equal parts.

Fraction

A part of a whole (e.g., ½, ¾).

Polygon

A flat shape with straight sides.

Rectangle

A four-sided shape with opposite sides equal and all angles 90°.

Trapezium

A four-sided shape with at least one pair of parallel sides.

Rhombus

A four-sided shape where all sides are equal.

Impairment

A loss or difficulty in a physical or mental function.

Dysgraphia

Difficulty with writing.

Dyslexia

Difficulty with reading.

Dyscalculia

Difficulty understanding numbers or math.

Dyspraxia

Difficulty with coordination and physical movement.

Modelling clay

Soft material for creating figures

Gouache

A type of thick, opaque paint.

Crayons

Colored wax sticks used for drawings