School and Education Vocabulary

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Flashcards based on the lecture transcript containing vocabulary for school exams, academic behaviors, and educational procedures.

Last updated 8:05 PM on 5/24/26
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to revise for

To study again material already learned in preparation for an examination.

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end-of-term year exam

A test taken at the conclusion of a school term or academic year.

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mock exams

Practice examinations taken as preparation for the official ones.

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past papers

Exam papers from previous years used as practice for current students.

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distinction

A grade received for performing work of a very high standard.

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GCSEs

General Certificate of Secondary Education; public exams taken in various subjects by students in England and Wales.

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to be suspended

To be temporarily removed from school due to bad behavior or a breach of rules.

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to play truant / to cut classes

To stay away from school or skip lessons without permission.

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a prefect

A senior student with organizational duties and limited authority over younger students.

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to be put in detention

A form of punishment where a student is required to stay at school after hours.

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to forge sick notes

To create a fake letter from a doctor or parent to excuse an absence from school.

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to be streamed according to abilities

To be placed in a specific class or group with other students of similar academic levels.

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to serve an apprenticeship

To work for a fixed period for a master to learn a trade or craft.

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to cram for

To study intensively in a short period of time, usually immediately before an exam.

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to be buried in books

To be extremely busy or deeply focused on reading and studying.

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to sail through exams

To pass examinations easily and without much effort.

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to fall behind

To fail to keep up with a group or the expected pace of academic work.

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to scrape through exams

To only just succeed in passing an examination.

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to drop out

To leave school, college, or a course before completing it.

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to hand in / hand out

To submit work to a teacher / to distribute materials to a class.

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to skim through the text

To read a text quickly to identify the main points without looking at every detail.

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to brush up on smth

To improve or refresh one's knowledge of a subject that has been forgotten.

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to catch up

To reach the same standard or position as others after being behind.

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to keep up with

To continue at the same speed or level as others.

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to pore over smth

To read or study something very carefully and for a long time.

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to sign up for

To register or enroll in a course, activity, or organization.

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to cheat in the exam

To behave dishonestly or use prohibited materials to gain an advantage during a test.

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to resit the exam

To take an examination again, usually after a previous failure.

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to assess / an assessment

To judge the quality or ability of someone / the process of evaluation.

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up-to-date

Modern; incorporating the latest information or technology.

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one-to-one tutoring

Instruction or teaching involving one teacher and one student.

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all-round education

An education that develops many different aspects of a person's personality and skills.

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to be a dropout

A person who has abandoned a course of study or school.

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to perform / performance

To do a task or exam / how well a person carries out their academic tasks.

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to elevate your mood

To make someone feel happier, more positive, or more energetic.

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reading efficiency

The speed and degree of comprehension achieveable while reading.