Infection and immunity
Pathogens, how the body fights them, and how vaccines work.
Education and Curriculum Terms: A Guide for Students and Teachers
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Pathogens, how the body fights them, and how vaccines work.
Also called Isolation, Removal room, Seclusion, Reflection room
Removing a pupil from class to a supervised space within school. Permitted, and it should be limited and recorded.
Different historians' accounts of the same events, and why they differ.
Reading numbers in rows and columns, and spotting what they show.
A time-limited programme targeting a specific gap. Should have an entry point, an exit point and evidence.
Being interviewed for a course, an apprenticeship or a job. A skill, and practisable.
Also called Dramatic irony, Verbal irony, Situational irony
A gap between what is said or expected and what is meant or happens.
Solving an equation by repeated approximation when algebra will not do it.
Also called Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
Stevenson's 1886 novella about a respectable doctor and the man he becomes. Duality, repression and Victorian hypocrisy.
A court challenge to a public body's decision-making. The last resort, and the fastest deadline in the system.
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