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The movement from one educational stage or developmental level to another.

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Industrija/področje: Education
Category: Teaching
Company: Teachnology
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Astronomy; General astronomy

The slow rotation of the major axis of a planet's orbit in the same direction as the revolution of the planet itself, due to gravitational interactions with other planets and/or ...

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Parenting; Pregnancy

Кога трудот престанува поради слаби контракции или карлична диспропорција.

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Health care; Hospitals

Се однесува на дете чиј физички раст е значително помал од онаа на неговите врсници.

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Education; Teaching

Attempting to solve a problem by using non-traditional methods in order to create and identify new concepts and ideas.

образовни центри

Education; Teaching

Designated classroom areas where students engage in specific activities to facilitate learning skills or knowledge; students typically work in learning centers without direct ...

стилови на учење

Education; Teaching

The various preferences and methods employed by learners in the process of learning.

права на интелектуална сопственост

Education; Teaching

Legal rights a person has to ideas they have created using their own minds.

интерактивни методи

Education; Teaching

In education, these are methods that have learners communicate with others or interact with some form of technology to receive feedback upon completing a task.

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Education; Teaching

A computer network that is accessible only be individuals within a particular organization.

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