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learning beyond just lesson

Learning that goes beyond classroom lessons through real

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the setting of

The environment, location, or context in which something happens.

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unnecessary burden

An extra responsibility or difficulty that is not needed.

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improve educational outcomes.

To achieve better learning results and academic performance.

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top international educational league tables

Rankings that compare the performance of education systems across countries.

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outperform

To perform better than someone or something else.

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to do further study

To continue studying at a higher level after completing previous education.

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grasp concepts

To understand ideas or principles clearly.

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pick up new thing

To learn new skills or knowledge, often quickly and informally.

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learn on the fly

To learn while doing something without much preparation.

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lose over time

To gradually diminish or disappear as time passes.

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hinges on

Depends mainly on a particular factor or condition.

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instill patriotism in young people

To encourage young people to develop love and loyalty for their country.

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keeps me going

To give someone the motivation or energy to continue.

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dive deep into those areas,

To study or explore those topics in great detail.

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give you a broader perspective

To help you understand something from a wider point of view.

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d push yourself to achieve your goals

To challenge yourself to work hard and accomplish your objectives.

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encouraging open communication

Promoting honest and effective sharing of ideas and opinions.

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form the basis of

To serve as the foundation for something.

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assess the perception

To evaluate how people think or feel about something.

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sharpen observation

To improve the ability to notice details.

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facilitates comparisons between

To make it easier to compare two or more things.

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applied to questions

To be relevant or applicable to particular questions.

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potential pitfalls.

Possible problems or difficulties that may occur.

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Educational excursion

An organized educational trip taken for learning purposes outside the classroom.

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Educational excursion
An organized educational trip taken for learning purposes outside the classroom.
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setting sth is the norm

sth is the usual or standard practice.

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unnecessary burden on

An unfair or avoidable responsibility placed on someone.

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do further study

To continue studying at a higher level or in greater depth.

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be fully acquired through lessons

To be completely learned through classroom instruction.

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academic growth in

Improvement or progress in academic performance or knowledge.

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hand in/submit an assignment

To submit an assignment to a teacher.

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assign something in moderation T

To give a reasonable amount of work, not too much.

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overall development .

Development in all aspects of a person's abilities and character.

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at one's own pace

At a speed that is comfortable for oneself.

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top international educational league tables

ranking of the world’s highest performing education systems.

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outperform

To perform better than someone or something else.

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to do further study
To continue studying at a higher level after completing previous education.
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grasp concepts
To understand ideas or principles clearly.
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pick up new thing
To learn new skills or knowledge, often quickly and informally.
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learn on the fly
To learn while doing something without much preparation.
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lose over time
To gradually diminish or disappear as time passes.
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hinges on
Depends mainly on a particular factor or condition.
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instill patriotism in young people
To encourage young people to develop love and loyalty for their country.
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keeps me going
To give someone the motivation or energy to continue.
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dive deep into those areas,
To study or explore those topics in great detail.
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give you a broader perspective
To help you understand something from a wider point of view.
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d push yourself to achieve your goals
To challenge yourself to work hard and accomplish your objectives.
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encouraging open communication
Promoting honest and effective sharing of ideas and opinions.
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form the basis of
To serve as the foundation for something.
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assess the perception
To evaluate how people think or feel about something.
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sharpen observation
To improve the ability to notice details.
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facilitates comparisons between
To make it easier to compare two or more things.
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applied to questions
To be relevant or applicable to particular questions.
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potential pitfalls.
Possible problems or difficulties that may occur.
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Educational excursion
An organized educational trip taken for learning purposes outside the classroom.
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setting sth is the norm Assigning homework is the usual or standard practice.
sth is the usual or standard practice.
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unnecessary burden on An unfair or avoidable responsibility placed on someone.
An unfair or avoidable responsibility placed on someone.
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do further study To continue studying at a higher level or in greater depth.
To continue studying at a higher level or in greater depth.
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be fully acquired through lessons To be completely learned through classroom instruction.
To be completely learned through classroom instruction. apply to questions To be relevant or applicable to particular questions.
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academic growth in Improvement or progress in academic performance or knowledge.
Improvement or progress in academic performance or knowledge. potential pitfalls Possible problems or difficulties that may occur.
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hand in/submit an assignment To submit an assignment to a teacher.
To submit an assignment to a teacher. educational excursion An organized educational trip taken for learning purposes outside the classroom.
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assign something in moderation To give a reasonable amount of work, not too much.
To give a reasonable amount of work, not too much.
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overall development Development in all aspects of a person's abilities and character.
Development in all aspects of a person's abilities and character.
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at one's own pace At a speed that is comfortable for oneself.
At a speed that is comfortable for oneself.
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top international educational league tables Rankings of the world's highest
performing education systems.
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outperform To perform better than someone or something else.
To perform better than someone or something else.
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weaker academic abilities>< better academic abilities ~ more capable classmates
Higher levels of academic skills and performance.
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concentrate more effectively on ~ better focus on ~ maintain their focus
To focus more successfully on something.
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study independently ~ study on their one~ study alone
To learn on one's own without relying on constant guidance.
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Distracted by ~ interrupted by
To lose focus because of something.
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gain knowledge
To acquire new information, understanding, or skills.
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exchange knowledge
To share knowledge and ideas with others.