Engineering design process
The stages from a brief to a made product, and the evidence each stage needs.
Education and Curriculum Terms: A Guide for Students and Teachers
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38 terms filed under E, showing 21–30 (page 3 of 4).
The stages from a brief to a made product, and the evidence each stage needs.
A pupil whose first language is not English. Not a special educational need.
Also called Timing, Exam survival
How to spend the minutes. The most transferable thing you can revise for English.
Also called Run-on line, End-stopped line, Caesura
A sentence running over the end of a line of poetry without a pause.
Biological catalysts. Specific, and easily destroyed.
Also called Education otherwise than at school, Section 61
A package of education arranged outside any school, named in an EHCP. Rare, and a genuine option.
Also called Extended Project Qualification
A self-directed project worth half an A Level. Independent research, and universities like it.
Also called Disability discrimination, Equality Act 2010
The law that makes it unlawful for a school to discriminate against a disabled child. A separate route from SEND law, and often the stronger one.
The public sector equality duty: what schools must actively do, not just avoid.
Rounding to easy numbers to check whether an answer is sensible.
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