- skills, values, morals, beliefs, habits, and
personal development.
Educational methods include teaching, training, storytelling,
discussion and directed...
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Educational technology (commonly
abbreviated as EduTech, or EdTech) is the
combined use of
computer hardware, software, and
educational theory and practice...
- An
educational institution is a
place where people of
different ages gain an education,
including preschools, childcare, primary-elementary schools, secondary-high...
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Educational games are
games explicitly designed with
educational purposes, or
which have
incidental or
secondary educational value. All
types of games...
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Educational inequality is the
unequal distribution of
academic resources,
including but not
limited to;
school funding,
qualified and
experienced teachers...
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Educational psychology is the
branch of
psychology concerned with the
scientific study of
human learning. The
study of
learning processes, from both cognitive...
- The
Education Specialist, also
referred to as
Educational Specialist or
Specialist in
Education (Ed.S. or S.Ed.), is a
specialist degree in education...
- The
United Nations Educational,
Scientific and
Cultural Organization (UNESCO) (French:
Organisation des
Nations unies pour l'éducation, la
science et...
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Educational research refers to the
systematic collection and
analysis of data
related to the
field of education.
Research may
involve a
variety of methods...
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Educational attainment is a term
commonly used by
statisticians to
refer to the
highest degree of
education an
individual has
completed as
defined by...
