My future profession

 

My future profession

My name is Maïa Vincent, and I'm currently in my final session in Social Science program. This glossary is will be for the person that is interest about being a teacher or the one who begging to explore professions. The topic of this glossary is about terms you need to know to be a teacher and some are to clarify some word everybody already knows but in education sense. My glossary can help to be more educated about a profession everyone knows about. It has 20 terms about environment, the job of a primary teacher. To find the words I used my knowledge and I did some research on university website. For my definitions, I searched on the internet and used the google, and university definition.

assessment
noun
Assessment is used to understand the state or condition of learning. An instructor assesses learning through both observation and measurement in an attempt to better understand students' learning in a course.
Example: Prior to the 1985 EU Directive, there had been no formal system of environmental ASSESSMENT, and as a result EIA was introduced, to give legal guarantee that environmental issues would be addressed using a more rational approach.
en: évaluation
The run was performed for an army assessment
classroom
noun
A room, as in a school or college, in which classes classis are held. any place where one learns or gains experience.
Example: 'Teaching English in the Primary CLASSROOM.
en: classe
A classroom where the students can learn.
classroom management
Noun
Classroom management is the set of strategies teachers use to create and maintain a structured, positive, and productive learning environment by establishing routines, clear expectations, and effective procedures to minimize disruptions and maximize student engagement and academic growth, focusing on proactive prevention and consistent, fair responses to behavior.
Example: Try these effective classroom management strategies with your students to become a happier, more effective teacher.
en: gestion de classe
The teacher uses many tricks. Being close to their students so they creates a relationships, power point to be clear.
classroom rules
noun
A set of rules and behaviour guidelines that are imposed by the teacher that the class must follow.
Example: They need to follow classroom rules.
en: règles de classe
Example of classroom rules for primary students.
communication
noun
The imparting or exchanging of information or news.
Example: The communication within the business This section explores the role of communication within the business, the types of communication and the problems with communication .
en: communication
A satellite is used for the communication.
correction
noun
The action or process of correcting something.
Example: Despite of the fact that with the aid of Net Mechanic there were no dead links found there are definitely some that need CORRECTION.
en: correction
The teacher does the correction of the exam.
education
noun
The process of receiving or giving systematic instruction, especially at a school or university.
Example: Adult EDUCATION is an integral part of life-long EDUCATION and can contribute decisively to economic and cultural development, social progress and world peace, as well as the development of educational systems (Townsend Coles, 1977:158).
en: éducation
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intellectual stimulation
adjective, noun
Intellectual stimulation in school is the process of engaging students’ minds through challenging tasks, fostering curiosity, and promoting critical thinking, creativity, and independent thought.
Example: INTELLECTUAL STIMULATION: the leaders promote intelligence, encourage free thinking, and emphasize rationality and careful problem solving.
en: stimulation intellectuelle
That how the brain works
knowledge
noun
Facts, information, and skills acquired by a person through experience or education; the theoretical or practical understanding of a subject.
Example: Based on different standards and other sources of KNOWLEDGE, people make constant judgements and comparisons about any kinds of products, including fresh food.
en: connaissance
When you play chess you need knowledge.
learning
verb
The acquisition of knowledge or skills through experience, study, or by being taught.
Example: The Theoretician Learners: who enjoy LEARNING, are reliable, confident, and have concrete ideas as to what they want to learn.
en: apprendre
They learn something during a class.
mentorship
noun
The guidance provided by a mentor, especially an experienced person in a company or educational institution.
Example: If approved, the program’s perks include mentorship, assistance with regulatory hurdles (such as work permits and licensing), healthcare, and access to benefits that can cut living expenses by 20%, according to Invest Qatar.
en: mentorat
Someone who gives tool and ability to success.
pedagogy
noun
The method and practice of teaching, especially as an academic subject or theoretical concept.
Example: Aching by Principles: An Interactive Approach To Language PEDAGOGY.
en: pédagogie
The teacher uses different skill to teach
planning
noun
The structured, proactive process of designing, organizing, and preparing instructional strategies, learning activities, resources, and assessments before delivering a lesson.
Example: Conclusion The key to why the Copas partnership has been successful is due to the previous PLANNING, along with identifying emerging opportunities and particular niches in the locality.
en: planifier
Planing the activities and what the class going to do
primary school
noun
Where children start their formal education, usually around the age of six.
Example: Thus, the research indicates that the understanding of the different elements of science only come together to form science as a subject as the child reaches the end of their PRIMARY SCHOOL career.
en: école primaire
This is a primary school where the students go to learn during the year.
school administration
noun
School administration entails organising the daily operation of a school or other learning establishment, including monitoring of teaching and learning outcomes, in order to inform ongoing practice and school improvement, leadership and for accountability to students, parents and the community.
Example: The school administration is responsible for creating a safe, engaging, and organized atmosphere for students and teachers.
en: direction d'école
the school management take care of the etablissement and of the teachers.
school subject
noun
A specific, structured branch of knowledge or field of study within a school's curriculum, designed to teach specific skills, behaviors, and content to students.
Example: School subjects cover various academic disciplines.
en: matière d'école
In this picture they show geography with is a school subject.
special needs
noun
Particular educational requirements arising from physical or intellectual disability or behavioral difficulties.
Example: She works as a SPECIAL NEEDS teaching assistant.
en: besoins particuliers
The student needs more help to learn something that the other student has already learned.
student
noun
A person enrolled in a school or other educational institution, or more generally, a person who takes a special interest in a subject.
Example: Yet when my son finishes university he will no longer be able to work seasonally for me and I will have to look for another STUDENT to fill his void.
en: étudiant
The students in a classroom
supervision
noun
Supervision is the act or function of overseeing something or somebody. It is the process that involves guiding, instructing and correcting someone.
Example: Engagement in involvement systems (team meetings, quality initiatives) may mean imposed stronger ties to work practices and more possibility for SUPERVISION, besides the increased discretion.
en: surveillance
The mother supervise the younger.
timetable
noun
School timetable is a calendar that coordinates students and teachers within the classrooms and time periods of the school day.
Example: In November 2001 the fourth WTO Ministerial Conference held in Doha, Qatar eventually resulted in a Declaration with a clear TIMETABLE - however disobeyed- and a statement of objectives.
en: Horaire
An example of what a timetable look like.

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