physical education Crossword Puzzles
Health Education 2022-12-06
Across
- creative expression through coloring, drawing, painting, and crafting
- a competitive team sport with a ball using your feet
- healthy and balanced food and liquids
- using different stretching positions while deep breathing for relaxation
- a competitive game with a ball and a basket
- a state of complete physical, mental and social wellbeing and not merely the absence of disease or illness
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- the maximum force and pressure on a muscle
- competitive team or individual games that are played
- a competitive game with balls and racquets
- the act of elongating a muscle to extension without resistance
- a place filled with weights and machines to work out
- what someone would do with a book
- exercise that increases heart rate and benefits blood vessels such as running
13 Clues: what someone would do with a book • healthy and balanced food and liquids • the maximum force and pressure on a muscle • a competitive game with balls and racquets • a competitive game with a ball and a basket • competitive team or individual games that are played • a competitive team sport with a ball using your feet • ...
Nutrition Education 2025-07-21
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- a type of carbohydrate that the body cannot digest
- food produced without synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, or genetically modified organisms (GMOs)
- a unit of measurement that indicates the amount of energy the body can obtain from consuming a particular food or beverage
- adding nutrients, usually vitamins and minerals, to a food product to increase its nutritional value and address potential deficiencies within a population
- the process of breaking down food into smaller components that the body can absorb and utilize for energy, growth, and repair
- the conscious effort to make dietary choices that promote overall well-being, encompassing physical, mental, and social health
- a substance that provides nourishment essential for growth, maintenance, and repair of the body
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- food products that are made or created to imitate natural foods, often through chemical processes or biotech methods
- the series of chemical processes within the body that convert food and drinks into energy and the building blocks needed for life
- organic compounds found in foods that are essential for normal bodily functions and cannot be synthesized by the body in sufficient quantities
- a type of nutrient that provides energy and aids in the absorption of vitamins
- the total amount of food and drink a person habitually consumes, or the specific foods and drinks chosen for a particular reason, such as health or weight management
- a standardized amount of a food or drink, often specified on a product's nutrition label or by a dietary guideline
13 Clues: a type of carbohydrate that the body cannot digest • a type of nutrient that provides energy and aids in the absorption of vitamins • a substance that provides nourishment essential for growth, maintenance, and repair of the body • food produced without synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, or genetically modified organisms (GMOs) • ...
Alcohol Education 2025-11-14
Across
- person has a need for alcohol
- person feels a need for a substance
- always ask a ______ adult if you feel unsafe
- slows down when someone drinks
- your brain sends this to the muscles to move
- say no to this to stay safe
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- examples include beer wine and whiskey
- scarring and destruction of liver
- drinking and driving is ______ for everyone
- legal drinking age
- we must stay _____ by not driving w/ someone drinking
- part of body that sees something happen
- substance changing how the body or mind works
13 Clues: legal drinking age • say no to this to stay safe • person has a need for alcohol • slows down when someone drinks • scarring and destruction of liver • person feels a need for a substance • examples include beer wine and whiskey • part of body that sees something happen • drinking and driving is ______ for everyone • always ask a ______ adult if you feel unsafe • ...
Higher Education 2025-11-06
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- Organisation representing students
- Building where students live
- Students studying after a first degree
- Students studying for their first degree
- Subjects about people and society
- Register for a course
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- Essay explaining why you want to study
- Academic unit for one subject area
- Student clubs or groups
- Finish a degree
- Small discussion classes with a tutor
- Highest research degree
- Booklet with course information
13 Clues: Finish a degree • Register for a course • Student clubs or groups • Highest research degree • Building where students live • Booklet with course information • Subjects about people and society • Academic unit for one subject area • Organisation representing students • Small discussion classes with a tutor • Essay explaining why you want to study • ...
sociology education 2025-12-18
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- Neo-Marxist, lads study of boys who preferred manual labour and were rebellious in school
- Two words,sociologists that argue that public education is failing so they introduce market-isation and ticket systems
- Two words, Davis and Moore, function of education is to select individuals to future jobs
- Two words, Marxists who found that schools rewarded characteristics that dint question authority
- school allows for people to gain status if they try in education
- Liberal feminist, 1970's Vs the 1990's - shift in girls aspirations in school
- Liberal feminist, education discourages girls to pursue careers in STEM
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- Functionalist, school is the bridge between wider society and family
- Two words, sociological perspective that school reproduces the patriarchy
- Two words, not nationally recognised but education is made to create obedient workers who wont fight against inequality, to make obedient workers
- Marxist who introduced ISA and RSA
- Three words, Marxist perspective that opposes the functionalists
- Two words, believes capitalism reproduces the patriarchy
13 Clues: Marxist who introduced ISA and RSA • Two words, believes capitalism reproduces the patriarchy • Three words, Marxist perspective that opposes the functionalists • school allows for people to gain status if they try in education • Functionalist, school is the bridge between wider society and family • ...
Education Practicum 2026-05-19
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- Giving or receiving assistance during a test, copying answers or sources
- a tool used to evaluate a project that breaks down the projects parts and specifies how the grade will be calculated
- verifying learning after learning
- monitoring progress during learning
- a management style that allows students to make decisions without question
- a management style that exerts control without question
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- can be real-life tasks, student demonstrations, or portfolios
- actions that send a message or idea without words
- Modified keyboards, rollerballs, test-to-speech software
- an adult's failure to provide basic needs to a child or student
- gives students information about their progress
- procedures that help students move from one activity to another effectively
- a management style that uses communication to maintain order
13 Clues: verifying learning after learning • monitoring progress during learning • gives students information about their progress • actions that send a message or idea without words • a management style that exerts control without question • Modified keyboards, rollerballs, test-to-speech software • a management style that uses communication to maintain order • ...
Born a Crime 2021-02-06
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- the ability to act or change without constraint
- the power to give orders
- a place where only black people lived during apartheid
- short form for South Western Townships
- a expression of disapproval
- person who is originally from a specific place or area
- an official order to do something
- when people don’t have much money
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- extremely happy
- former political system that seperated blacks and whites in South Africa
- the practice of requiring separate housing, education and other services for people of color
- string feeling of anger
- The author of the book
- non-violent
- a final judgment of guilt in criminal cases
- the belief that groups of humans possess different behavioral traits corresponding to physical appearance and can be divided based on the superiority of one race over another
- a person who belongs to early stages of civilization
17 Clues: non-violent • extremely happy • The author of the book • string feeling of anger • the power to give orders • a expression of disapproval • an official order to do something • when people don’t have much money • short form for South Western Townships • a final judgment of guilt in criminal cases • the ability to act or change without constraint • ...
Gunn names to know! 2022-08-17
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- Books galore!
- Assistant principal, helps with Advanced Placement (A.P.) testing (last name)
- Students will generally find him in the library or typing humorous Schoology messages (last name)
- Where special events are held, usually claimed by seniors
- your source for Gunn-related news
- Miss a test? Go here to make it up. (abbr.)
- A place to watch assemblies, theatre productions and more!
- Gunn’s beloved mascot
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- A place to attend sports rallies, watch basketball games or just spend your Physical Education(P.E.)period in
- a community of portable classrooms
- a place to complete countless miles
- home of the English and math classes
- A place to destress, get mental health support and eat snacks
- Go here if you have questions about school events (abbr.)
- Assistant principal, often rides a scooter across campus (last name)
- the principal (last name)
- in charge of student activities (last name)
17 Clues: Books galore! • Gunn’s beloved mascot • the principal (last name) • your source for Gunn-related news • a community of portable classrooms • a place to complete countless miles • home of the English and math classes • Miss a test? Go here to make it up. (abbr.) • in charge of student activities (last name) • Where special events are held, usually claimed by seniors • ...
Vocab revision 2023-10-12
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- to leave someone or something somewhere
- the physical or mental skill or qualities you need to do something
- complete/definite
- a path by the side of a road that people walk on
- the right or opportunity to use or see sth
- a medical operation to end a pregnancy
- to have abilty to do sth or possibility of doing sth
- a person who is walking, not using a vehicle
- the use of sth for the wrong purpose that is morally wrong or harmful
- fabric or plant takes the liquid through its surface and holds it
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- to agree to take something that is offered to you
- completely
- relating to a particular subject or person
- related to education, schools, universities, etc.
- higher position than something else
- a time when you're not in a particular place
- in or to another country
17 Clues: completely • complete/definite • in or to another country • higher position than something else • a medical operation to end a pregnancy • to leave someone or something somewhere • relating to a particular subject or person • the right or opportunity to use or see sth • a time when you're not in a particular place • a person who is walking, not using a vehicle • ...
Sisters of Mercy 2023-06-21
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- a feeling of expectation for something to happen
- world wide, in many nations
- the sisters of mercy help ____ the hungry.
- The place you are right now on Keys avenue it is a place of education
- The son of God
- being concerned with the human spirit or soul opposed to physical or material things.
- the founding sister of mercy
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- where Catherine McAuley is from
- to stop feeling angry or resentful towards a person
- giving help to those in need without being paid for it
- is to show compassion and forgiveness towards someone
- to be friendly, generous or considerate
- a member of a religious community of women
- a group of people living in the same place or having something in common
- to provide a place to stay when someone doesn't have a home
- The Roman ______ faith, A type of Christian.
- to address or talk to God
17 Clues: The son of God • to address or talk to God • world wide, in many nations • the founding sister of mercy • where Catherine McAuley is from • to be friendly, generous or considerate • a member of a religious community of women • the sisters of mercy help ____ the hungry. • The Roman ______ faith, A type of Christian. • a feeling of expectation for something to happen • ...
dhsb cross word 2023-03-22
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- clothes you have to wear to school
- the person who teaches you
- school computers that you can buy
- the word you use to describe how you have to be at all times
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- the subject you do sports in
- words used to say what lesson you have
- the word you use to say that the teacher has given you work to do at home
- a set of rules you have to follow
- things you can be. for example you can be house captain.
9 Clues: the person who teaches you • the subject you do sports in • a set of rules you have to follow • school computers that you can buy • clothes you have to wear to school • words used to say what lesson you have • things you can be. for example you can be house captain. • the word you use to describe how you have to be at all times • ...
classroom of elite genre choice 2022-05-03
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- ranked how you can judge accurate predictions about classmates
- An exam conducted to determine the class points for each class
- isolated island found at southren side of the school
- currency used for the school
- ranked by physical ability in sports or exams
- shows how willingly you able to work with others
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- isolated space to train artifica genunies
- ranked by the performance of the students in written examination and oral interview.
- ranked by education attainment and academic qualifications of the student.
- conducted to caculate class points
10 Clues: currency used for the school • conducted to caculate class points • isolated space to train artifica genunies • ranked by physical ability in sports or exams • shows how willingly you able to work with others • isolated island found at southren side of the school • ranked how you can judge accurate predictions about classmates • ...
GLASS Crossword 2023-11-21
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- Tandon's current dean (first name)
- Chair of the Board at Tandon (first name)
- Tandon's Turing Award-winning professor (last name)
- If you're using your funds to buy something physical, you should probably use ___
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- The four GLASS deliverables are Paper, Portfolio, Profile, and ___
- At the end of your senior year, you should have at least ___ distinct components
- University that NYU just launched an AI partnership with
- One of Tandon's areas of excellence is Data Science/AI/___
- The UN's Sustainable Development Goals include Quality ___
9 Clues: Tandon's current dean (first name) • Chair of the Board at Tandon (first name) • Tandon's Turing Award-winning professor (last name) • University that NYU just launched an AI partnership with • One of Tandon's areas of excellence is Data Science/AI/___ • The UN's Sustainable Development Goals include Quality ___ • ...
School Subject 2024-10-15
Across
- You study the past in this subject.
- You learn the language people speak in the UK.
- You learn to speak and write better in Greek in this subject.
- You do experiments in this subject.
- You create drawings and paintings in this subject.
- You use numbers and solve problems in this subject.
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- Education In this subject, you run, jump, and play sports.
- This subject teaches you to play instruments and sing songs.
- In this subject, you learn about countries, rivers, and mountains.
9 Clues: You study the past in this subject. • You do experiments in this subject. • You learn the language people speak in the UK. • You create drawings and paintings in this subject. • You use numbers and solve problems in this subject. • This subject teaches you to play instruments and sing songs. • You learn to speak and write better in Greek in this subject. • ...
Ethics Crossword 2023-06-26
Across
- v Borough of Minersville 2000, School personnel should not disclose the sexual orientation of a student without the student’s permission unless there is a compelling and legitimate reason to do so.
- v Board of Education 1972, held that students with disabilities are entitled to an education, and that education cannot be denied based on the accommodations' additional cost to the school
- v Tempe 1972, Children could not be placed in an educable mentally retarded classes unless they scored lower than two standard deviations below the population mean on an approved IQ test administered in the child's own language. In addition, it also stipulated that other assessment procedures must be used in addition to intelligence tests, and that parental permission must be obtained for such placements.
- v Regents of California 1976, important law that established practices related to duty to warn. Psychologists have a duty to warn third parties when they believe their client poses an imminent threat.
- v Pennsylvania 1971,was the court case that won access to the public school programs for children with mental retardation and signaled a broader definition of education
- v Hannon 1980, was the court ruling that the WISC, WISC-R, and Stanford-Binet do not result in racially biased eligibility decisions for African-American children when used in conjunction with other assessment procedures
- v Cressman 1973, a court case that suggests that school personnel should not intrude on family privacy without informed parent consent
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- v Hanson 1967, a U.S. district court declared that a school system's tracking system was invalid. However, special classes were allowed, provided that testing procedures were rigorous and that retesting was frequent.
- Jersey v TLO 1985, held that the Fourth Amendment's prohibition on unreasonable searches and seizures is not limited solely to the actions of law enforcement personnel
- v Lopez 1975, Court law that upheld that education is a state-created property right and students cannot be suspended without some sort of due process
- v Des Moines 1969, student free speech is a protected right. Limiting free speech rights of a student must be balanced against the interests of a public school in maintaining order.
- v Tamborlane 1999. found a school psychologist in violation of professional-client privilege established in a civil suit due to disclosing past larceny.
- P v Riles 1972-1984, The California State Department of Education issued a directive that individually administered intelligence tests were not to be used for the assessment of any African-American child referred for special education
- v California 1973,the first significant court case that required schools to assess primary language competence prior to administration of assessment instruments
- v JR 1979, held that a parent or a guardian can commit a minor to a mental institution if a staff physician certifies that the minor should be committed, even if the minor strenuously opposes their decision.
- RR v Texas BoE 1989, students with disabilities have a right to be included in both academic and extracurricular programs of general education
- v. Board of Education 1982, defined the term “free appropriate public education.”
17 Clues: v. Board of Education 1982, defined the term “free appropriate public education.” • v Cressman 1973, a court case that suggests that school personnel should not intrude on family privacy without informed parent consent • ...
unit 5 vocab 2022-04-20
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- parents receive funds that would have otherwise gone into the public school system to pay for whatever education they want for their child
- ability to control others' actions with or without their consent
- system of government in which the state has absolute control over its citizens
- system of government in which one person holds absolute power
- economic system valuing personal ownership and profits
- style of teaching that allows students the freedom to move around the classroom and work with others as they like
- style of teaching that is outside of the standard, public school education
- when powerful companies have the same people on all of their boards of directors
- style of teaching in which there are hierarchal systems of authority
- legitimate power
- economic powers, usually one person or company that holds most of the wealth and decision-making power
- system of government in which royalty holds power; rule is inherited
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- system of government where the people rule themselves
- Family unit run by eldest female
- economies displaying features of multiple economic systems
- Immediate family
- school system run by private individuals that usually do not receive government funding
- thought to be system in place within schools; social class is determined by personal achievement
- economic system run by the people but enforced by the state to achieve economic equality
- education system to catch students up or provide them additional education if they are behind
- education providing students with the values, beliefs, and perspectives of people from varied cultural backgrounds
- family unit made up of two parents and their children from previous relationships
- system of government in which wealthy elite hold power, make decisions
- style of teaching in which students have freedoms within their education, and teachers act as their guide
- jobs, career paths
- family unit where both the mother and father share power
- Relatives across multiple generations
- Family unit run by eldest male
- school that funds certain programs in search of students interested and successful in those programs (athletics, band, etc)
- a person's values, ideals, and belief system
30 Clues: Immediate family • legitimate power • jobs, career paths • Family unit run by eldest male • Family unit run by eldest female • Relatives across multiple generations • a person's values, ideals, and belief system • system of government where the people rule themselves • economic system valuing personal ownership and profits • ...
Crossword Puzzle on Goveremnet Departments 2021-11-25
Literacy Day 2023-09-10
12 Clues: what you read • choice of words • to grow as a person • you do this to a book • important for English • where you get education • accomplishment of a goal • to understand what you read • focus directed on one thing • what is provided by the school • skills acquired through education • mental attitude towards something
Massage Therapy 2024-11-18
6 Clues: Where do massage therapists work? • ___is not acceptable when performing a massage • What type of massage uses rocks to relax muscles? • What type of tissues does massage therapy target? • What education is needed to become a massage therapist? • ____targets muscle groups stressed by physical activity
Unit 5 vocab 2022-04-13
Across
- organizing people so there are clear reporting relationships from the top to the bottom of organizational chart
- education that incorporates historical values, beliefs, backgrounds
- curriculum curriculum that connects different areas of study by cutting across subject matter and emphasizing unifying concepts
- educational institutions operated by private profit seeking businesses
- ending of policy or racial segregation
- informal, flexible system of education, open discussions
- model set of statements or principles devised to explain a group of facts or phenomena
- institution for education
- group of parents and their kids living together
- a system where the eldest male is head
- step family, family unit where parents have children from previous marriage but combined to form new family
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- social organization which advocates means of production
- a system or government ruled by a woman
- believing in principle that all people are equal
- programs or services designed to supplement the regular education program for students at risk of dropping out
- method for authorizing the disbursement of cash
- educational approach which aims to organize classroom activities into academic and social learning experiences
- government or the holding of power by people selected on basics of ability
- form of government where people have the authority to deliberate and decide legislation or choose government officials to do so
- family extended beyond nuclear family
- family group of parents and their kids different than single parent family, extended, or family with more than two parents
- sum total of persons values, beliefs, assumptions, and expectations
- the intended function or action that a specific thing is designed to do
- education at school
24 Clues: education at school • institution for education • family extended beyond nuclear family • ending of policy or racial segregation • a system where the eldest male is head • a system or government ruled by a woman • method for authorizing the disbursement of cash • group of parents and their kids living together • believing in principle that all people are equal • ...
1960s Ireland/ Northern Ireland/ Troubles 2026-04-21
Across
- Irish Minister of education who introduced free secondary school education and school transport
- ____________ Agreement that established power sharing government in 1973
- Redrawing an electoral map to favour a particular group(in NI, Unionists)
- Police force in Northern Ireland, largely Protestant
- Organisation established to campaign for equal rights for Catholics
- Rule from Westminster in London
- Name of NI Parliament
- Government of ________ Act 1920 that established partition
- 1969 Battle of _________ occurred
- 1971 policy of imprisoning suspects without trial
- Conflict on the basis of religion
- __________ of Ireland - abody set up as part of the Sunningdale Agreement that would grant some influence to the Republic over affairs in the North
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- Part time police force
- Taoiseach elected in 1959 credited with modernising Ireland
- Ulster ________ Force
- Type of investment into Ireland that Lemass wanted to attract
- _________-sharing government would have representatives of both nationalist and unionist communities
- On 30 January 1972, Bloody Sunday happened in this city
- Companies investing in Ireland had to pay lower ___ as part of Lemass's economic policies
- Prime Minister of Northern Ireland elected in 1963
- Extreme unionist leader who felt O'Neill was too soft towards Catholics
- __________ Act of 1947 that offered free secondary school education and allowed access to education for many Catholics for the first time
- Taoiseach in Ireland during the 1950s hint: the long fella
- Terenec was the first NI Prime Minister to visit Catholic _________ as part of an effort to promote better relations between Catholics and Protestants
- Economic policy of (hint)protecting home industries by taxing imports
- Peaceful nationalist political party founded by memeber of NICRA such as John Hume
- TK Whitaker outlined Ireland's First Plan for Economic ___________ in
- Problem facing Ireland in the 1950s
28 Clues: Ulster ________ Force • Name of NI Parliament • Part time police force • Rule from Westminster in London • Conflict on the basis of religion • 1969 Battle of _________ occurred • Problem facing Ireland in the 1950s • 1971 policy of imprisoning suspects without trial • Prime Minister of Northern Ireland elected in 1963 • Police force in Northern Ireland, largely Protestant • ...
education 1 2019-10-14
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- a teacher ... for another colleague when they are ill or otherwise absent
- institution where students learn the classical subjects like Greek or Latin
- children go there for two or three years before they start school
- a slip of paper that shows you have passed the year successfully - or vice versa
- British English for grades in school
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- the site where university buildings and the canteen can be found
- your handwriting is ... when people can read what you have written
- when you are forced into going to school (by the government)
- a building where students stay overnight during the week or throughout the semester
- when you are successful in an exam you will ...
- money you/your parents have to pay when you go to an American or British school
- when a student is dishonest and copies from a crib sheet or a neighbour
- not go to school although there are lessons
13 Clues: British English for grades in school • not go to school although there are lessons • when you are successful in an exam you will ... • when you are forced into going to school (by the government) • the site where university buildings and the canteen can be found • children go there for two or three years before they start school • ...
Drug Education 2017-08-11
Across
- Jane another name for marijuana
- active ingredient in Delsym and Robitussin
- Another name for alcohol
- poisoning Occurs when there is so much alcohol in a person's bloodstream that areas of the brain controlling basic life-support systems
- a devastating brain disease where without proper treatment people can't stop using drugs
- one the legal age to drink in the United States
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- The need to continue use of the drug to avoid withdrawal symptoms
- is a manmade, white bitter tasting formula
- In 2011, more than 250,000 visits to a hospital emergency department because of this substance
- A gap in a person's memory for events that took place while he or she was drinking
- a common benzodiazepines
- A form of cocaine that has been processed to make a rock crystal.
- one of the components of marijuana
13 Clues: Another name for alcohol • a common benzodiazepines • Jane another name for marijuana • one of the components of marijuana • is a manmade, white bitter tasting formula • active ingredient in Delsym and Robitussin • one the legal age to drink in the United States • The need to continue use of the drug to avoid withdrawal symptoms • ...
childhood education 2023-03-14
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- test of knowledge, especially a brief, informal test given to students,
- a detailed inspection or investigation,
- an action or event marking a significant change or stage in development,
- a tool for charting the relationships within a group,
- making of a judgment about the amount, number, or value of something; assessment,
- establish or indicate who or what (someone or something) is,
- estimate or determine the magnitude, amount, or volume of
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- an instrument or device used for observing checking or keeping a continuous record of a process or quantity,
- a classification or ranking of someone or something based on a comparative assessment of their quality standard or performance.
- a rough calculation of the value, number, quantity, or extent of something,
- a picture also known as?
- the action or process of assesing someone or something
- detailed examination of the elements or structure of something,
13 Clues: a picture also known as? • a detailed inspection or investigation, • a tool for charting the relationships within a group, • the action or process of assesing someone or something • estimate or determine the magnitude, amount, or volume of • establish or indicate who or what (someone or something) is, • detailed examination of the elements or structure of something, • ...
Education Vocabulary 2025-07-28
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- the scientific study of natural forces such as light, sound, heat, pressure, etc.
- the study of the world's surface, climate, countries
- a person who is in charge of a school
- the study of numbers, quantities, or shapes
- a person who studies at any level
- to act in a dishonest way in order to gain an advantage in an exam
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- the scientific study of living things
- description of events and people that a writer has invented
- the scientific study of substances and what happens to them in different combinations
- a person who has a university degree
- the study of past events
- to behave badly
- the study of poetry, drama and fiction
13 Clues: to behave badly • the study of past events • a person who studies at any level • a person who has a university degree • the scientific study of living things • a person who is in charge of a school • the study of poetry, drama and fiction • the study of numbers, quantities, or shapes • the study of the world's surface, climate, countries • ...
education (Vilho) 2022-04-27
13 Clues: päntätä • välikoe • tutkinto • stipendi • reputtaa • yliopisto • pakollinen • tiedekunta • valinnainen • lukujärjestys • kurssitarjotin • opetussuunnitelma • ammattikorkeakoulu
Medical education 2023-01-18
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- a person who already holds a first degree and who is doing advanced study or research
- to learn or understand something completely
- official approval given by an organization stating that somebody/something has achieved a required standard
- the period of time when a doctor working in a hospital receives special advanced training
- the knowledge and skill that you have gained through doing something for a period of time; the process of gaining this
- the act of discovering or identifying the exact cause of an illness or a problem
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- a job that an advanced student of medicine, whose training is nearly finished, does in a hospital to get further practical experience
- a first university degree
- required by law
- a period of time working for an employer for a fixed period of time in order to learn the particular skills needed in their job
- connected with the scientific tests used by the police when trying to solve a crime
- being the total amount of something before anything is taken away
- connected with the inside of something
13 Clues: required by law • a first university degree • connected with the inside of something • to learn or understand something completely • being the total amount of something before anything is taken away • the act of discovering or identifying the exact cause of an illness or a problem • connected with the scientific tests used by the police when trying to solve a crime • ...
Education vocabulary 2022-07-09
Across
- THis is a type of course that for example you attend.
- He has a good.... of humor I always laugh at him. The Herman Ottó secondary grammar school is .... famous (kiemelkedően)
- Good students always .... the rules.
- This is a type of official paper that proves that you have a degree of sth..
- hatás
- I ..... in a spanish course (részt venni)
- It's a type of level for the best students (emelt)
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- Taki studies at a vocational school and he gets an amount of money each months which is called...
- A very funny person is...
- A teacher who is very strict and wants you to study a lot is....
- A student who has got too much homework to do is ..... (túlterhelt)
- Women and men have .... rights in the 21th century
- The last exam of the lecture is the ... exam
13 Clues: hatás • A very funny person is... • Good students always .... the rules. • I ..... in a spanish course (részt venni) • The last exam of the lecture is the ... exam • Women and men have .... rights in the 21th century • It's a type of level for the best students (emelt) • THis is a type of course that for example you attend. • ...
education crossword 2022-12-05
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- Continued effort to do or achieve something, even when this is difficult or takes a long time.
- Someone who has agreed to work for a skilled person for a particular period of time and often for low payment, in order to learn that person's skills.
- If you fail these exams, you can _______ them next year.
- He hasn't announced his decision officially, but he's dropped several _______.
- I had to take out a bank ______ to start my own business.
- Most teachers regard their profession as a ______, not just a job.
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- To keep delaying something that must be done, often because it is unpleasant or boring.
- Extreme tiredness and other physical effects felt by a person after a long flight across different time zones.
- A school where children can live during the school year is called a ______ school.
- The buildings of a college or university and the land that surrounds them.
- A student who is studying for their first degree at a college or university.
- Junior and ________ students have the opportunity to undertake enhancement courses in their study areas outside of school hours.
- When we learn something outside the comfort ________, we attempt to acquire knowledge or skills in an area where we're lacking.
13 Clues: If you fail these exams, you can _______ them next year. • I had to take out a bank ______ to start my own business. • Most teachers regard their profession as a ______, not just a job. • The buildings of a college or university and the land that surrounds them. • A student who is studying for their first degree at a college or university. • ...
EDUCATION: REVISION 2025-10-15
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- the subjects studied in a school, college, etc. and what each subject includes
- the opposite of employer
- a place, especially including buildings, where a particular activity happens
- to give someone something that they need
- not real, e.g. ... characters / story
- to be decided by or to change according to the stated thing, e.g. "Whether or not we go to Mexico for our holiday ... on the cost"
- a student studying in the second year of a course at a US college or high school
- the opposite of present (when you don't attend classes)
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- shows, films, television, or other performances or activities that entertain people, or a performance of this type
- the study of subjects such as literature, language, history, and philosophy
- a student that gets excellent marks only
- teachers usually track it to see how much attention you pay to their lectures
- (an event that results in) great harm, damage, or death, or serious difficulty
13 Clues: the opposite of employer • not real, e.g. ... characters / story • a student that gets excellent marks only • to give someone something that they need • the opposite of present (when you don't attend classes) • the study of subjects such as literature, language, history, and philosophy • a place, especially including buildings, where a particular activity happens • ...
Addressing Learners' Individual needs 2015-11-01
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- technology Technological advances (usually computer based) that help exceptional students learn and communicate
- of needs A set of seven, from the basic needs for survival and safety to the need for self-actualization, that motivate human behavior as identified by Abraham Maslow.
- development The process of acquiring the intellectual ability to learn from interaction with one’s environment
- operations stage The stage of cognitive development (11 to 15 years of age) proposed by Jean Piaget in which cognitive abilities reach their highest level of development.
- restrictive environment An educational program that meets a disabled students special needs in a manner that is identical, insofar as possible, to that provided to students in general education
- stage The stage of cognitive development (to seven years of age) proposed by Jean Piaget in which the individual begins to use language and symbols to think of objects and people outside the immediate environment
- The ability to learn; the cognitive capacity for thinking
- disability- A limitation in one’s ability to take in, organize, remember, and express information
- with disabilities Students who need special education services because they possess one or more of the following disabilities: learning disabilities, speech or language impairments, mental retardation, serious emotional disturbance, hearing impairments, orthopedic impairments, visual impairments, or other health impairments.
- styles Cognitive, effective, and physiological behaviors through which an individual learns most effectively; determined by a combination of hereditary and environmental influences
- learners Students whose growth and development deviate from the norm to the extent that their educational needs can be met more effectively through a modification of regular school programs
- of development Predictable stages through which individuals pass as they progress through life
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- development The progression of an individual through various stages of psychological and social development
- The practice of integrating all students with disabilities into general education classes
- intelligence A perspective on intelligence ability, proposed by Howard Gardner, suggesting that there are at least eight, and many as many as ten, types of human intelligence.
- education An approach to education that emphasizes the teaching of values, moral reasoning, and the development of “good” character
- crisis A life crisis at one of eight different stage of growth and development. According to psychologist Erik Erikson, individuals must resolve each crisis to reach the next stage.
- intelligence The capacity to be aware of an and manage ones feelings
- deficit disorder A learning disability characterized by difficult in concentrating on learning
- inclusion The policy and process of including exceptional learners in general education
- education A teaching specialty for meeting the specials educational needs of exceptional learners
- operations stage The stage of cognitive development proposed by Jean Piaget in which the individual develops the ability to use logical thought to solve concrete problems
22 Clues: The ability to learn; the cognitive capacity for thinking • intelligence The capacity to be aware of an and manage ones feelings • inclusion The policy and process of including exceptional learners in general education • The practice of integrating all students with disabilities into general education classes • ...
Education in Malaysia 2021-04-21
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- what is the aim of education to become
- one of the program run by ministry of education.
- 90% person of admission process for
- what age can enter secondary school.
- how many years malaysian government provide free education for primary and secondary students
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- the Malaysian goverment provide free education for school.
- student got support of malaysian
- what is important in malaysia
- how many years students study at lower secondary
- the goal of education to achieve national
10 Clues: what is important in malaysia • student got support of malaysian • 90% person of admission process for • what age can enter secondary school. • what is the aim of education to become • the goal of education to achieve national • one of the program run by ministry of education. • how many years students study at lower secondary • ...
apple 2024-01-29
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- The study of the English language, including literature, grammar and writing
- An instrument used for writing or drawing, which can be sharpened
- A subject that involves numbers, shapes and patterns
- An individual responsible for instructing and guiding students in their learning
- The study of past events
- Building knowledge or skills through study, experience or teaching
- Physical activity or games that involve skill and competition
- Coloured pens used for highlighting or drawing attention to specific information
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- An instrument for writing or drawing with ink
- A tool used for removing pencil
- The study of the natural world through observation and experimentation
- A midday meal
- The space within a school where students attend lessons
- Companions with whom you have affection for
- A substance used for sticking objects together
- A class in which you learn to draw or paint
- A place of education where students learn and teachers teach
17 Clues: A midday meal • The study of past events • A tool used for removing pencil • Companions with whom you have affection for • A class in which you learn to draw or paint • An instrument for writing or drawing with ink • A substance used for sticking objects together • A subject that involves numbers, shapes and patterns • ...
SAE vocab 2020-09-08
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- an investment in which it's worth will not be seen within the current year
- hours,location,conditions,skills
- work done in the past
- the total value of ones financial and non-financial assets minus the total of liabilities
- natural aptitude for a job
- capacity to perform
- how others see a person's traits
- an investment in which it's worth will be seen within a year
- things that hold ones attention
- willingness to change
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- strength,stamina,health
- how much education a person wants and can obtain
- the amount of items available/in stock
- an item that has a value that goes down over time
- how a person sees him or herself
- an item that has a value that won't change over time
- the ratio between shareholders' equity and debt used to fund a business
17 Clues: capacity to perform • work done in the past • willingness to change • strength,stamina,health • natural aptitude for a job • things that hold ones attention • hours,location,conditions,skills • how a person sees him or herself • how others see a person's traits • the amount of items available/in stock • how much education a person wants and can obtain • ...
Investment Accounts 2023-08-04
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- an asset acquired with the goal of generating income
- loan from an investor to a borrower such as a company or government
- a form of physical money used for simple transactions
- assets, liabilities, income, expenses, and equity
- a degree, level, or kind of schooling
- anything that has current or future economic value to a business
- commission house that connects buyers and sellers to facilitate a transaction
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- no longer being a part of the workforce
- the amount of money left over after spending expenses
- a person who allocates financial capital with the expectation of profit
- money held in a bank account
- mandatory contribution levied on corporations or individuals
- where buyers and sellers can meet to facilitate the exchange or transaction of goods and services
- a share in the ownership of a company
- the business of protecting money for others
- ... investment account
- an area of land owned by someone
17 Clues: ... investment account • money held in a bank account • an area of land owned by someone • a share in the ownership of a company • a degree, level, or kind of schooling • no longer being a part of the workforce • the business of protecting money for others • assets, liabilities, income, expenses, and equity • an asset acquired with the goal of generating income • ...
Chapter 10: Racial and Ethnic Equality 2019-11-17
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- belief that one race is superior and others are inferior
- some prejudice found in every person
- group set apart from others because of it's national origin or distinctive cultural pattern
- conducted research in hopes of assisting in the struggle for racial equality
- identified the four dysfunctions associated with racism
- racial segeagation after the abolishment of slavery
- suboirdinate group whose members have significantly less ocntrol or power over their lives
- 2nd largest latino population in the US
- essential for fighting prejudice
- socially constructed category of people who share physical characteristics of people who share physical characteristics
- genocide and explusion
- bias built into the operation of societys institutions
- extreme prejudice rigidly conform to conventional cultural values
- tendency to assume one's culture and way of life are superior to others
- based on mutual respect among various groups in a society for one anothers cultures
- group set apart from others because of obvious physical differences
- biological reproduction by partners of different social categories
- identified the three functions racially prjudiced beliefs provided to the dominent group
- prejudice springs from frusteration among people who are themselves disadvantaged
- physical separation of two groups of people in terms of residence, workplace, education, and social events
- Largest latino population in the US
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- majority and minority groups combine
- subordinate group being forced by a dominent group to leave a certain area or country
- people who others blame for their problems
- assimilation, pluralism, amalgation, and segregation
- having little contact of any kind with people beyond the local community
- country that exemplifies a pluralistic state
- largest minority inthe US
- preformed the social distance study and found that people felt more socially distant from some categories than others
- denial of opperunities and equal rights to people based on some type of bias
- shared cultural heritage
- people defined by physical and culteral differences that a society sets apart and subordinates
- measurement of peoples willingness to participate in social contacts of varying degrees of closeness with members of diverse social groups
- negative attitude toward an entire category of people
- process through which a person forsakes their culteral tradition to become part of a different culture
- most diverse raical group
- unreliable generalization about all members of a group
- systematic killing of an entire people or nation
38 Clues: genocide and explusion • shared cultural heritage • largest minority inthe US • most diverse raical group • essential for fighting prejudice • Largest latino population in the US • majority and minority groups combine • some prejudice found in every person • 2nd largest latino population in the US • people who others blame for their problems • ...
Subjects 2020-10-05
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- You sing songs and learn about instruments
- You knit (stricken) a pullover or a scarf here
- You learn the most spoken language all over the world here
- You learn the language of the people of Spain
- Lernwerkstatt
- The abbreviation (Abkürzung) for Physical Education
- You draw pictures and paintings
- You work with wood and tools here
- You study numbers and learn how to multiply and divide
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- You learn the language of the people of Turkey
- Physics and chemistry are part of this subject
- It's all about nature and plants, animals and the human body
- You learn the german language here
- You learn the language of the people of France
- In this subject you learn about the earth, the continents and seas, the mountains and the weather
- This subject tells you about the past, stone age, culture and wars, kings and queens
- Another word for PE
17 Clues: Lernwerkstatt • Another word for PE • You draw pictures and paintings • You work with wood and tools here • You learn the german language here • You sing songs and learn about instruments • You learn the language of the people of Spain • You learn the language of the people of Turkey • Physics and chemistry are part of this subject • ...
SAE vocab 2020-09-08
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- an item that has a value that won't change over time
- work done in the past
- the total value of ones financial and non-financial assets minus the total of liabilities
- natural aptitude for a job
- an investment in which it's worth will not be seen within the current year
- capacity to perform
- how others see a person's traits
- an investment in which it's worth will be seen within a year
- things that hold ones attention
- willingness to change
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- strength,stamina,health
- hours,location,conditions,skills
- how much education a person wants and can obtain
- the amount of items available/in stock
- an item that has a value that goes down over time
- how a person sees him or herself
- the ratio between shareholders' equity and debt used to fund a business
17 Clues: capacity to perform • work done in the past • willingness to change • strength,stamina,health • natural aptitude for a job • things that hold ones attention • hours,location,conditions,skills • how a person sees him or herself • how others see a person's traits • the amount of items available/in stock • how much education a person wants and can obtain • ...
Career Planning Midterm Review 2021-11-11
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- you do this when looking at yourself
- the way you present yourself to people
- once you are selected you need to go in and talk to people
- is the willingness and ability of a person to move around
- is talking to different people to help get connected to various opportunities
- you need this in order to get a career
- you
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- is the first step in career planning
- something that you struggle with
- never ends when you narrowed down your occupation
- a good way to get your foot in the door
- your personal information to give to a career you are considering
- what you want to work towards
- helps to identify personality preferences
- it comes naturally to you
- the quality of being able to perform mental and physical job tasks
- something that makes you different from everyone else
17 Clues: you • it comes naturally to you • what you want to work towards • something that you struggle with • is the first step in career planning • you do this when looking at yourself • the way you present yourself to people • you need this in order to get a career • a good way to get your foot in the door • helps to identify personality preferences • ...
School subjects 2023-11-30
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- in this class you can sing and learn how to play the guitar.
- countries, cities are things you may learn about in this class.
- learn about space.
- a subject where you draw and paint, sometimes in different colors.
- you work with wood and sometimes use a saw.
- a language where you for example say 'Hello' and 'How are you?'.
- learn how new things are invented or made up.
- You look at this to see when you begin and end your day as well as what classes you have.
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- another language in school.
- make experiments
- you use numbers.
- you run, practice sports, are out in the woods.
- learn about your body, animals and flowers.
- you learn how too cook different meals and bake sweets.
- learn about different religions.
- one can learn about kings and world wars.
- learn how to sew
17 Clues: make experiments • you use numbers. • learn how to sew • learn about space. • another language in school. • learn about different religions. • one can learn about kings and world wars. • learn about your body, animals and flowers. • you work with wood and sometimes use a saw. • learn how new things are invented or made up. • you run, practice sports, are out in the woods. • ...
Social Studies Review 2024-10-16
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- Biological remains
- Where was Otzi discovered (6,4)
- Work to find out how OLD objects are using Carbon-14 Dating
- Studies plants - ours focuses on Fossil plants
- Work to authenticate and preserve artifacts in good condition
- Who deserves to 'own' an artifact or fossil (Museum, burial site, who found it, country of origin)
- Studies ancient remains of organisms
- Studies written records to piece together the past
- Studies physical features of the Earth including rocks and minerals
- Transportation is an example of this (Need vs. want)
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- Studies mountains, deserts, rivers, and oceans. Studies how people affect and are affected by the natural world
- Made or created by humans
- Studies the things people made, used, and left behind
- Studies living things including: plants and animals
- Studies human beings and their cultures from Prehistoric times till current times
- Oldest Preserved human remains
- Education is an example of this (Need vs. want)
17 Clues: Biological remains • Made or created by humans • Oldest Preserved human remains • Where was Otzi discovered (6,4) • Studies ancient remains of organisms • Studies plants - ours focuses on Fossil plants • Education is an example of this (Need vs. want) • Studies written records to piece together the past • Studies living things including: plants and animals • ...
Population 2026-04-29
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- A legal union between two people recorded officially.
- Government planning for shelter and living spaces.
- When resources are not enough to meet people’s needs.
- When resources can support more people than currently live there.
- The recording of new individuals entering the population.
- The process of becoming a citizen of a country.
- A national survey conducted every 10 years to collect population data.
- Work opportunities and jobs in a country.
- Office that records births, marriages, and deaths.
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- Government support for people in need.
- Information about beliefs collected in population data.
- Systems like roads, electricity, and water supply.
- Services provided for physical and mental well-being.
- Planning schools based on age structure of the population.
- The end of life recorded in official statistics.
- The total number of people living in a country.
- A trend where the population has more older people.
17 Clues: Government support for people in need. • Work opportunities and jobs in a country. • The total number of people living in a country. • The process of becoming a citizen of a country. • The end of life recorded in official statistics. • Systems like roads, electricity, and water supply. • Government planning for shelter and living spaces. • ...
Book 2 Chapter 2 2025-06-23
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- A loan on which the government pays the interest while the student is enrolled in a qualified college/university, essentially erasing the interest that would have been added to the loan during the time of study.
- State program in which families can purchase tuition credits at their present price and use the credits in the future, when tuition costs will have most likely increased.
- The price to attend college for a year including tuition, room and board, books and fees.
- Grant of scholarship, loan, or paid employment offered to help a student meet his/her college expenses.
- A program that provides students with part-time jobs while in school in order to subsidize the cost of education.
- The amount one must pay for educational instruction.
- Federal loans for parents of undergraduate students to help pay for college or trade school.
- A standardized achievement examination for college admissions.
- A standardized achievement examination for college admissions.
- A college-based program for training commissioned officers of the US armed forces by providing competitive, merit-based scholarships for tuition in return for an obligation of active military service after graduation.
- An award of financial aid for a student to further their education, often based on merit such as academic achievement or athletic skill.
- Loan offered to students which is used to pay education-related expenses including college tuition, room and board, or textbooks.
- Money for post-secondary education that does not have to be repaid and is awarded to eligible students based on financial need.
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- The amount of money that a student's family is expected to contribute to college costs for one year.
- Monetary award given by the federal, state, or local government to an eligible student for educational expenses and without the expectation of repayment.
- A common name for federal student loans, especially subsidized student loans.
- Need-based grants awarded to low-income undergraduate students to finance the costs of post-secondary education.
- Loan arrangement in which the borrower is allowed to start making payments at some specified time in the future.
- A college loan usually taken by students who do not meet financial need standards and still need to fund their post-secondary education.
- The percentage you pay on the money you have borrowed, or the percentage you earn on an investment.
- A college savings plan where the funds can be withdrawn tax-free when they are used for educational purposes.
- Free application for Federal Student Aid, a form that must be completed in order to qualify for any type of governmental financial aid for higher education.
- An education savings plan that offers tax advantages.
- Government program designed to make college accessible for all responsible students, these are typically grants offered by states once all other financial aid options are exhausted.
- Time in which a debt may be paid without accruing further interest or penalty.
25 Clues: The amount one must pay for educational instruction. • An education savings plan that offers tax advantages. • A standardized achievement examination for college admissions. • A standardized achievement examination for college admissions. • A common name for federal student loans, especially subsidized student loans. • ...
General College Terms Crossword Puzzle 2024-10-17
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- Social and academic organizations for college students formed to pursue a common goal or ideals. Most are identified by letters of the Greek alphabet (Alpha, Beta, Gamma, etc.) and as whole comprise a school’s Greek life.
- A student resource department that helps students and alumni job-search, develop resumes, give interviews and network.
- Funded by state governments.
- A specialist tasked with handling several administrative and logistical areas of academia. The registrar’s office is responsible for many administrative academic duties like registering students for classes, preparing student transcripts, preparing class schedules and analyzing enrollment statistics.
- These students generally attend college right after high school, are financially dependent on parents and attend full-time.
- A student’s primary resource on their school’s academic policies, disciplinary procures, student expectations and information about financial aid and other student services.
- Typically larger institutions that offer a greater number of graduate degree options.
- This typically refers to part-time formal education for working adults. Oftentimes professional certifications may require continuing education credit—though not all necessarily require college coursework.
- A group of students working through a curriculum together towards the same degree.
- Any education, whether degree-seeking or not, pursued after high school.
- This term typically refers to an older student who usually has experience in the workforce and didn’t necessarily attend college right after high school.
- A formal graduation ceremony that celebrates recent graduates of the institution with their family and friends.
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- Refers to any formal schooling after high school.
- The Kent State Mascot.
- While there’s no set-in stone definition, this typically refers to adult students (usually 25 or older) who either work full time, are financially independent, have children or attend college part-time.
- The academic year is often divided into these—most commonly in the form of semesters or quarters. Semesters typically include a fall and spring semester and summer session that may be shorter. Quarters divide the year into four terms—each usually 10 or 11 weeks.
- The official mascot name of Kent State University.
- These are generally smaller institutions that focus on undergraduate education
- These are not publicly-owned, often relying on tuition payments and private contributions to operate.
- An acronym that stands for the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974. This law protects the privacy of student education records from kindergarten through graduate school. It is important to note that student records are protected from parents, family members and outside parties unless the student signs a waiver giving explicit permission for the records to be revealed to a particular party.
- Work-study programs help college students with financial need get part-time jobs to help pay for day-to-day expenses and tuition payments. They are federally- or state-funded.
- A college student who is the first in their family to go to college.
- Time at the beginning of a school year that serves as a training period for new students. Typically includes activities or courses intended to help students get to know the institution and how to use available resources.
- Sometimes called the vice president of academic affairs, a provost is a senior academic administrator who works closely with academic deans, department deans and faculty to ensure the quality of academic programs.
- This is the Kent State University electronic Learning Management System (LMS). This is where your classes will upload any assignments, individual assignment grades, and any material pertinent to the course. Students can email professors and TAs using this system, and this system helps students stay on top of their course assignments and material.
- Employment track for professors that essentially guarantees a permanent position at the institution (barring termination for cause or financial insolvency).
- The physical buildings and grounds owned by a college or university.
27 Clues: The Kent State Mascot. • Funded by state governments. • Refers to any formal schooling after high school. • The official mascot name of Kent State University. • A college student who is the first in their family to go to college. • The physical buildings and grounds owned by a college or university. • ...
Beata's chapter 15 test cxw 2026-06-05
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- Alcohol abuse could break apart _____.
- The sisters who left the South to speak out against slavery.
- Public education began to _____ in the North.
- The ________ movement took place because alcohol was being abused.
- Who was the president that helped establish the colonization nation?
- Harriet Tubman returned back _____ times to bring out more people out of slavery?.
- What was the name of the newspaper William Lloyd Garrison wrote?
- How do you describe the amount of education slaves were allowed to receive?
- What was Harriet Tubman's nickname?
- Jefferson wrote about this regarding slavery.
- Colonization proposed to ___ the slavery issue.
- The paper Jefferson wrote about slavery made people question slavery.
- A harm caused by alcohol abuse.
- Who was Frederick Douglass born as?
- Why did even Northerners oppose Abolition?.
- At what grade did education usually end in the North and South?
- an organized effort to improve society by changing specific policies, laws, and cultural norms.
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- How were public school funded for in the 1800's?
- Who was the most outspoken white abolitionist?
- Where was slavery promised to end by 1804?
- The "Reform ___" in the 1800's.
- The Northerners opposed Abolition as well dues to fear of __________ upheveal.
- reformers who wanted to end slavery completely?
- Social Reform was ______ as efforts to improve society.
- How many slaves did Harriet Tubman help escape?
- Douglass Who was the best-known African American Abolitionist?
- Limited education harmed African Americans' ______.
- The author of "Notes on the State of Virginia."
- The Grimke sisters weren't taken seriously at the time because we didn't have_____?.
- Slaves still _______ in the North in 1800.
- Reformers focused on this for a republic.
31 Clues: The "Reform ___" in the 1800's. • A harm caused by alcohol abuse. • What was Harriet Tubman's nickname? • Who was Frederick Douglass born as? • Alcohol abuse could break apart _____. • Reformers focused on this for a republic. • Where was slavery promised to end by 1804? • Slaves still _______ in the North in 1800. • Why did even Northerners oppose Abolition?. • ...
HHCCA Nurses Week Crossword 2021-05-01
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- Domain of learning having to do with skills
- Demonstrated in daily work or in continual intervals
- Tiered education evaluation model
- Having to do with patient care
- Used for hands-on education
- A concept, behavior, or skill that is validated
- First-time demonstration of knowledge or skill
- Model of instructional design
- Can be used to increase knowledge or skill level
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- Domain of learning regarding one’s behavior
- Often a counterpart of true knowledge deficit
- Domain of learning regarding critical thinking
- Required to adequately identify learning needs
- Introduces didactic and skill training separately
- Assessed each calendar year
15 Clues: Used for hands-on education • Assessed each calendar year • Model of instructional design • Having to do with patient care • Tiered education evaluation model • Domain of learning regarding one’s behavior • Domain of learning having to do with skills • Often a counterpart of true knowledge deficit • Domain of learning regarding critical thinking • ...
The Educational System of the USA 2025-12-12
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- – School level covering grades 1 through 5
- – Academic term used in many U.S. schools
- – School funded through tuition and donations
- – Higher education institution with graduate programs
- – Financial award helping students pay for education
- – Money paid for attending college
- – Assignments given to students to complete at home
- – School level between elementary and high school
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- – First official year of American schooling
- – Institution offering undergraduate education
- – Degree earned after completing a four-year program
- – List of subjects taught in a school
- – School level covering grades 9–12
- – Government-funded educational institution
- – Schooling for children before kindergarten
15 Clues: – Money paid for attending college • – School level covering grades 9–12 • – List of subjects taught in a school • – Academic term used in many U.S. schools • – School level covering grades 1 through 5 • – First official year of American schooling • – Government-funded educational institution • – Schooling for children before kindergarten • ...
Educational crossword 2014-10-16
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- an organized collection of sources of information and similar resources, made accessible to a defined community for reference or borrowing.
- Doctor of Philosophy
- a student in a university or college who has not received a first, especially a bachelor's, degree
- school where some or all pupils study and live during the school year
- a room for people to hang their outwear
- someone who has completed the requirements of an academic degree
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- large room used for instruction, typically at a college or university
- ...provides education up to the age of between 4 and 8
- education provided by a college or university
- writing or stating the letters and diacritics of a word
- institution of higher education
- can refer to the entire program provided by a classroom, school, district, state, or country
- a teacher of the highest rank
- a manual of instruction in any branch of study
- person, who teaches at school
15 Clues: Doctor of Philosophy • a teacher of the highest rank • person, who teaches at school • institution of higher education • a room for people to hang their outwear • education provided by a college or university • a manual of instruction in any branch of study • ...provides education up to the age of between 4 and 8 • writing or stating the letters and diacritics of a word • ...
School Subjects 2023-08-07
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- drawing a very exact and detailed drawing of something that is used in architecture or engineering
- the study of of keeping financial accounts
- the study and the activity of making things from wood
- the scientific study of matter and energy and the relationships between them, including the study of forces, heat, light, sound, electricity and the structure of atoms
- the skill of creating objects such as paintings and drawings, especially when you study it
- the study of past events, especially as a subject at school or university
- sport and exercise that is taught in schools (the abbreviation for ‘physical education’)
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- the study and the activity of making objects out of metal
- the study of how a society organizes its money, trade and industry
- the scientific study of the earth’s surface, physical features, divisions, products, population, etc.
- the scientific study of the life and structure of plants and animals
- the study of numbers and shapes
- the scientific study of the structure of substances, how they react when combined or in contact with one another, and how they behave under different conditions
13 Clues: the study of numbers and shapes • the study of of keeping financial accounts • the study and the activity of making things from wood • the study and the activity of making objects out of metal • the study of how a society organizes its money, trade and industry • the scientific study of the life and structure of plants and animals • ...
School Subjects 2023-12-08
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- Problem-solving and numerical concepts, developing logical thinking and foundational mathematical skills.
- Science Introduction to physics and chemistry concepts, hands-on experiments, and understanding basic scientific principles.
- Language Arts Reading, writing, and communication skills, fostering creativity, critical thinking, and language mastery.
- Studies Understanding society, history, and geography, promoting cultural awareness and a sense of global citizenship.
- Learning Introduction to a foreign language, focusing on vocabulary, basic phrases, and cultural awareness.
- Study of past events, civilizations, and historical figures, fostering a sense of time, continuity, and change.
- Creative expression through various art forms, encouraging imagination, fine motor skills, and artistic appreciation.
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- Extensions Advanced mathematical concepts, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills beyond the standard curriculum.
- Science Basics of coding, problem-solving, and digital literacy, empowering students to navigate the digital world.
- Creative expression through acting and performance, developing communication skills and self-confidence.
- Exploration of the natural world through experiments, observations, and learning about various scientific phenomena.
- Science Understanding ecosystems, conservation, and environmental issues, promoting ecological awareness and responsibility.
- Introduction to musical concepts, instruments, and appreciation, fostering a love for music and rhythm.
- Education Physical activities and games promoting fitness, coordination, teamwork, and a healthy lifestyle.
- Exploration of the Earth's features, cultures, and environments, enhancing spatial awareness and global knowledge.
15 Clues: Introduction to musical concepts, instruments, and appreciation, fostering a love for music and rhythm. • Creative expression through acting and performance, developing communication skills and self-confidence. • Problem-solving and numerical concepts, developing logical thinking and foundational mathematical skills. • ...
School Subjects 2023-08-07
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- the skill of creating objects such as paintings and drawings, especially when you study it
- the study of past events, especially as a subject at school or university
- the scientific study of the structure of substances, how they react when combined or in contact with one another, and how they behave under different conditions
- the scientific study of the earth’s surface, physical features, divisions, products, population, etc.
- the scientific study of the life and structure of plants and animals
- the study of how a society organizes its money, trade and industry
- the study and the activity of making things from wood
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- the study of numbers and shapes
- the study of of keeping financial accounts
- a very exact and detailed drawing of something that is used in architecture or engineering
- sport and exercise that is taught in schools (the abbreviation for ‘physical education’)
- the study and the activity of making objects out of metal
- the scientific study of matter and energy and the relationships between them, including the study of forces, heat, light, sound, electricity and the structure of atoms
13 Clues: the study of numbers and shapes • the study of of keeping financial accounts • the study and the activity of making things from wood • the study and the activity of making objects out of metal • the study of how a society organizes its money, trade and industry • the scientific study of the life and structure of plants and animals • ...
Domain 1 2014-04-24
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- A measure of achievement, fairness, and opportunity in education.
- the ability to effectively communicate or understand written thoughts and ideas through the grammatical systems.
- v. Nichols was a class-action suit brought against the San Francisco School District and alleged that due to their inability to speak English, there were 1,800 Chinese students who were being denied an equal education.
- emerges in countries that have emerged from a history of national or ethnic conflict in which neither side has gained complete victory
- belief that cultural groups should give up their heritage cultures and take on the host society's way of life.
- Proficiency Assessment Committee information they need to comply with state requirements as they monitor the progress and needs of English language learners (ELLs) and make state assessment decisions
- cultural background The cultural variety and cultural differences that exist in the world, a society, or an institution.
- Education program An educational program for non-native speakers of English in which a considerable amount of instruction is provided in the native language.
- language learner a person who is learning the English language in addition to their native language.
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- the ability to speak two languages
- learning environment relates to education and instruction designed for the cultures of several different races in an educational system. This approach to teaching and learning is based upon consensus building, respect, and fostering cultural pluralism within racial societies.
- A SET STANDARDS THAT ALL ELL(LEP) STUDENTS SHOULD MASTER AS THEY ACQUIRE ENGLISH PROFICIENCY.
- a process in which members of one cultural group adopt the beliefs and behaviors of another group.
- v. Nebraska was the first U.S. Supreme court case that addressed American education of foreign-languages.
- educational program when learning a second language does not interfere with the learning of a first language and both languages are developed.
- English as a second language.
- Child Left Behind passed in 2002, had a significant impact on bilingual education and the Bilingual Education Act in the United States due to its emphasis on high-stakes testing
17 Clues: English as a second language. • the ability to speak two languages • A measure of achievement, fairness, and opportunity in education. • A SET STANDARDS THAT ALL ELL(LEP) STUDENTS SHOULD MASTER AS THEY ACQUIRE ENGLISH PROFICIENCY. • a process in which members of one cultural group adopt the beliefs and behaviors of another group. • ...
Reforming Society 2014-03-03
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- Howe opened this Institution in Massachusetts in 1831.
- Founded the Mount Holyoke Seminary in Massachusetts (1837).
- Movement that wanted all children educated in the same place.
- Worked to improve the education of the hearing impaired.
- One of the most effective reformers for women's education.
- Worked to improve the education of the visually impaired.
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- Social reform movement urging people to stop drinking.
- First university to allow African Americans to attend.
- She helped change the prison system.
- Founded a college-level institution for women, Troy Female Seminary.
- Leading voice for education reform in the mid-1800s.
- Minister that spoke about the evils of drinking.
- First state to ban the selling of alcohol in 1846.
13 Clues: She helped change the prison system. • Minister that spoke about the evils of drinking. • First state to ban the selling of alcohol in 1846. • Leading voice for education reform in the mid-1800s. • Social reform movement urging people to stop drinking. • First university to allow African Americans to attend. • Howe opened this Institution in Massachusetts in 1831. • ...
H101 Crossword 2026-04-21
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- The language taught by David Sedaris' sadistic instructor
- In pursuit of education, she joined a convent
- Brazilian educational theorist, Paolo _______
- French essayist whose treatise on children's education was written for a pregnant friend
- Eric Booth argues the key to art is that it is made with _______
- System in which you're always been watched - or are you?
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- A good "method" for teaching children
- Thomas Kuhn argues that scientific revolutions require _______ shifts
- The model of education criticized by 9 across
- This university set the scene for Kennedy's lunar address
- To get college credit, many high school students take this
- A Peanuts character whose representation sparks occasional controversy
- German approach to children's education
13 Clues: A good "method" for teaching children • German approach to children's education • The model of education criticized by 9 across • In pursuit of education, she joined a convent • Brazilian educational theorist, Paolo _______ • System in which you're always been watched - or are you? • The language taught by David Sedaris' sadistic instructor • ...
ODU Libraries 2025-08-06
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- Request Materials
- Metadata and Electronic Resources Specialist
- _Composers Room
- E-Resources Metadata Librarian
- Online Guides
- Special Collections & Archives
- _Onesearch
- Virginia's Academic Library Consortium
- Citation Management
- Education Librarian
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- Answer Short Questions
- Online Learning Librarian
- Research Data Management Librarian
- Arts and Humanities Librarian
- Head, Libraries Education and Assessment
- Art Library
- Find articles and research by subject.
17 Clues: _Onesearch • Art Library • Online Guides • _Composers Room • Request Materials • Citation Management • Education Librarian • Answer Short Questions • Online Learning Librarian • Arts and Humanities Librarian • E-Resources Metadata Librarian • Special Collections & Archives • Research Data Management Librarian • Find articles and research by subject. • Virginia's Academic Library Consortium • ...
Financial Aid Terms to Know 2024-11-03
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- A _______ college is an institution of higher education operated with state funds.
- A form of financial aid that does not have to be repaid. Say Yes is an example of this.
- Generally refers to those students taking at least twelve credits per semester (two words).
- A financial aid ______ is generally a combination of grants, scholarships, loans, and work-study, this is the total amount of financial aid you receive to help pay for college.
- Costs associated with attending institutions of higher education that are not included in tuition.
- Financial resources designed to assist those who are unable to meet the cost of postsecondary education (education after high school).
- A form of financial aid that must be repaid with interest.
- The cost of attending an institution of higher education, which does not include room, board or additional student fees.
- A federal grant program to assist low income students in attending institutions of higher education.
- Expected cost of attending a particular school. This includes tuition and fees, and room and board (or an allowance for off campus living), as well as books, supplies, transportation and loan fees (3 words).
- A form of financial aid that does not have to be repaid and is typically based on outstanding personal performance in an area such as academics, music, or athletics.
- This kind of degree typically takes two years to achieve this degree and you typically need to complete 60 or more credits.
- Federal loans where you do not accrue interest while you are enrolled in school full-time.
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- This kind of students are still reliant on parents for financial support and do not live apart from their parents. Most students going directly from high school to college are considered this kind of student.
- Money borrowed from the federal government to help pay for your education, that must be repaid with interest (two words).
- These vary in length, but often are the quickest route to a credential. You typically need to complete 20-30 credits.
- This refers to two and four year colleges and universities (two words).
- This kind of degree is typically seen as a four-year degree. This degree is granted for completion of a course of study usually requiring 120-128 credits.
- Loan ________ is a program in which a borrower’s loans are paid off in exchange for paid work under particular conditions (duration, location, job description, etc) set by the institution that sponsored the loan.
- Expected _________ contribution is the amount the federal government determines your family should be able to contribute to your education.
- A ______ college is a self-supporting institution of higher education operated with private funds.
- A federal financial aid program that awards students part-time jobs, usually on campus or at an off-campus nonprofit agency, to help cover part of college expenses (2 words).
- ________ courses are sometimes referred to as web-based courses, these are regular college credit classes utilize technology, including the internet, to deliver course information and material and to promote class discussion.
- Federal loans where you're responsible for the interest from the moment the amount you borrow is disbursed (sent) to you.
- This form is used to determine financial aid from federal resources and from many state resources. Many colleges also require it for institutional aid.
25 Clues: A form of financial aid that must be repaid with interest. • This refers to two and four year colleges and universities (two words). • A _______ college is an institution of higher education operated with state funds. • A form of financial aid that does not have to be repaid. Say Yes is an example of this. • ...
DMC terms - easy 2021-08-12
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- VA office responsible for collection of VA benefit debts
- Main VA education system
- Two digit number identifying the beneficiary's relationship to the Veteran
- Phil's favorite baseball team
- Debt Forgiveness
- VA benefits paid to a Veteran attending school
- DMC's system to process and manage debts
- DMC's document repository system
- Person or organization designated to represent a Veteran
- Remittance form at the bottom of the first demand letter
- Location of RPO that processes education benefits for the western US
- The third VA core value
- VA Regional Office in Maine
- Information such as address, SSN, or date of birth
- DMC division responsible for answering phone calls
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- Pension _______ Center
- 08E, 07C, and 08E will ____ the debt balance
- The fourth VA core value
- Benefits based on a service-connected disability
- Benefits based on income
- DMC division including HR and trainers
- Payee 10
22 Clues: Payee 10 • Debt Forgiveness • Pension _______ Center • The third VA core value • Main VA education system • The fourth VA core value • Benefits based on income • VA Regional Office in Maine • Phil's favorite baseball team • DMC's document repository system • DMC division including HR and trainers • DMC's system to process and manage debts • ...
Life Transitions 2024-09-12
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- (Document awarded at graduation)
- (Temporary job to gain experience)
- (Living on your own without reliance on others)
- a 20-word crossword based on life transitions from high school, along with hints:
- (Building professional relationships)
- (Your long-term professional path)
- (Managing personal finances)
- Growth (Developing self-awareness and resilience)
- (A person who guides you in your career)
- Management (Balancing work, study, and personal time)
- (Money borrowed for education or living expenses)
- Interview (A meeting to discuss potential employment)
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- (Financial aid for education)
- (On-the-job training in a trade)
- (Working without pay to gain experience)
- (A document for job applications)
- (Moving to a new place for work or study)
- (Finishing high school)
- Year (A year off before further studies or work)
- (Post-secondary education choice)
- (Taking charge of your actions and decisions)
21 Clues: (Finishing high school) • (Managing personal finances) • (Financial aid for education) • (On-the-job training in a trade) • (Document awarded at graduation) • (A document for job applications) • (Post-secondary education choice) • (Temporary job to gain experience) • (Your long-term professional path) • (Building professional relationships) • ...
EMPIRE (British colonial policies in Gilbert and Ellice Islands and Tokelau & Japanese colonial policies in Micronesia) 2025-07-07
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- Trade and profits were examples of this reason
- Resistance by locals was one of these faced by empires
- Local people faced this due to exploitation
- A major political reason: to gain this
- This often replaced native education systems
- Empire's justification for colonization
- Empire that colonized Gilbert and Ellice Islands
- Political structure imposed by colonizers
- Health, education, and religion were examples of these contributions
- Type of control where local leaders were used
- System of ruling with appointed governors
- System where colonies were ruled directly by the empire
- A key island group colonized by the British
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- Positive input made by empires in colonies
- Japan colonized this Pacific region
- Colonies contributed this through labor and raw materials
- The overarching ruling power
- Japanese form of rule in Micronesia was often very __
- A major social reason for empire-building
- Key resource extracted for economic gain
20 Clues: The overarching ruling power • Japan colonized this Pacific region • A major political reason: to gain this • Empire's justification for colonization • Key resource extracted for economic gain • Political structure imposed by colonizers • A major social reason for empire-building • System of ruling with appointed governors • Positive input made by empires in colonies • ...
Sociology of Education 2026-07-16
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- tables,What measure compares school performance nationally?
- prophecy, What can result from labelling and become reality?
- Which sociologist linked speech codes to achievement?
- What term describes educational success despite disadvantages?
- What process groups pupils by perceived ability?
- Which sociologist developed the correspondence principle?
- curriculum, What hidden lessons are taught in schools?
- Which policy allows parents to choose schools?
- Which Marxist described schools as ideological state apparatuses?
- Which interactionist studied ideal pupils?
- funding, What funding system follows each student?
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- Which process places students in fixed ability groups?
- Which ethnicity has historically achieved highly in education?
- Which group generally achieves higher GCSE results?
- What type of school is run by local authorities?
- Which perspective sees education as benefiting society?
- What term describes teachers attaching meanings to pupils?
- What sociologist argued education promotes social solidarity?
- What sociological term refers to economic position?
- What term describes maintaining class inequality?
20 Clues: Which interactionist studied ideal pupils? • Which policy allows parents to choose schools? • What type of school is run by local authorities? • What process groups pupils by perceived ability? • What term describes maintaining class inequality? • funding, What funding system follows each student? • Which group generally achieves higher GCSE results? • ...
APPLICATION LETTER 2026-07-30
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- LETTER = A letter that introduces yourself when applying for a job.
- = A formal request for a job.
- = A document that proves your education or achievement.
- = A person who can tell others about your character or work.
- = A meeting between an employer and an applicant.
- = A business or organization where people work.
- = A person who finds and hires employees.
- = A paid position or occupation.
- = The final part of an application letter.
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- = Your previous jobs or work history.
- = The skills and experience needed for a job.
- = The person who applies for a job.
- = A person or company that offers a job.
- = A document sent to apply for a job.
- = Your handwritten name at the end of a document.
- = A positive quality or advantage you have.
- = Your phone number, email, or address.
- = A summary of your education and work experience.
- = Your school or university background.
- = Your abilities and talents.
20 Clues: = A formal request for a job. • = Your abilities and talents. • = A paid position or occupation. • = The person who applies for a job. • = Your previous jobs or work history. • = A document sent to apply for a job. • = Your phone number, email, or address. • = Your school or university background. • = A person or company that offers a job. • ...
Endeavour 2020-07-20
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- Means of communication
- Reaching a goal
- Enlightening experience
- Necessary pardon
- Good judgement
- Something that may happen
- Creative activity
- Recover quickly from difficult conditions
- Book about something untrue
- Belief in self
- Bravery
- Tool for research
- Being comfortable, healthy or happy
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- Not playing fairly
- Learning through play
- Putting in effort
- Result of late night
- A range of different things
- Area of study requiring creative writing
- One of the four operations
- Being able to depend on someone
- Educator
- Vocal or instrumental sounds in pleasing form
- Power to act before others do
- Not getting too close
- Academic group
- Never giving up
- Trying hard to achieve
- Subject of study
- Study of the physical and natural world
- Going away from
- Product of rain and forest school
- Process of moving from one stage to the next
- Used to tell the time
34 Clues: Bravery • Educator • Good judgement • Academic group • Belief in self • Reaching a goal • Never giving up • Going away from • Necessary pardon • Subject of study • Putting in effort • Creative activity • Tool for research • Not playing fairly • Result of late night • Learning through play • Not getting too close • Used to tell the time • Means of communication • Trying hard to achieve • ...
Mystery Puzzle 2016-01-05
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- THREE LETTERS FOUND ON EVERY T-SHIRT PROVIDED BY THE SCHOOL
- CITY WHERE WE ARE
- NAME OF P.E. (PHYSICAL EDUCATION)/GYM TEACHER
- CLEAR GLASS-LIKE MINERAL FOUND IN GRANITE
- pattern on the tip of your finger than helps you hold things
- COUNTRY WHERE THE TEACHERS COME FROM
- A ROCK FOUND IN MR. PARVIN'S SHOE
- LAST NAME OF THE DIRECTOR OF ARIZONA SMART MINDS
- A CLEAR FLAKY MINERAL FOUND IN GRANITE
- WHAT WAS FOUND IN BLACK BOX #1
- FINGERPRINT PATTERN LIKE A SPIRAL OR CIRCLE
- TEACHER OF BUSINESS/SHARK TANK
- EATING UTINSELS FOUND IN BLACK BOX #4
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- COUNTRY WHERE WE ARE NOW
- PINK MINERAL FOUND IN GRANITE
- where Mr. Parvin's fingerprint was found
- SCHOOL WERE WE ARE MEETING THIS WEEK
- TEACHER OF GEOGRAPHY
- APPLE PHONE THAT USES A FINGERPRINT TO LOG ON
- TEACHER OF ENGINEERING
- TEACHER OF FORENSIC SCIENCE
- STATE IN THE USA WHERE THE TEACHERS ARE FROM
22 Clues: CITY WHERE WE ARE • TEACHER OF GEOGRAPHY • TEACHER OF ENGINEERING • COUNTRY WHERE WE ARE NOW • TEACHER OF FORENSIC SCIENCE • PINK MINERAL FOUND IN GRANITE • WHAT WAS FOUND IN BLACK BOX #1 • TEACHER OF BUSINESS/SHARK TANK • A ROCK FOUND IN MR. PARVIN'S SHOE • SCHOOL WERE WE ARE MEETING THIS WEEK • COUNTRY WHERE THE TEACHERS COME FROM • EATING UTINSELS FOUND IN BLACK BOX #4 • ...
A Christmas Carol Crossword 2022-12-06
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- to offer to do something for no payment
- wanting a lot of money or food
- need of basic things
- not given the love and attention expected
- a vehicle that's pulled by a horse
- crazy about something
- person paid to wash clothes
- a plant with green prickly leaves and red
- a ceremony to bury a dead person
- 24 December
- someone who is still learning a job
- lack of knowledge or education
- person employed to bury dead people
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- person employed to take care of a house
- a formal or old-fashioned way to show surprise
- large storage room
- (superlative form of merry) happiest
- has physical difficulties
- like a coat without buttons
- unable to walk
- with a high opinion of their own importance
- big and tasty meal
- simple, not worth much money
- give pain to someone
- dizzy
- part of the coat that covers the head
- support stick made of metal or wood
27 Clues: dizzy • 24 December • unable to walk • large storage room • big and tasty meal • need of basic things • give pain to someone • crazy about something • has physical difficulties • like a coat without buttons • person paid to wash clothes • simple, not worth much money • wanting a lot of money or food • lack of knowledge or education • a ceremony to bury a dead person • ...
Ch. 2 Vocabulary--American Society & It's Values 2020-09-27
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- expectations of behavior, written or unwritten
- money made by a business
- institution providing law & order, security,etc
- defense against threats to society Nat'l ______
- work a person gets paid for from other person
- Five parts of all societies
- person who participates in an economy by buying
- physical products required for survival
- form of gov't leader takes power by force
- rules of society that all must follow
- institution designed to prepare kids for adulthood
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- items we desire to make things easier
- someone makes the same product as you
- any place goods or services are exchanged
- first institution people belong to
- institution which teaches right from wrong
- anything accepted as payment for good or service
- items produced and sold in society
- what someone is willing to pay for a product
- system of producing and distributing goods/services
- learning to follow rules of society
- gov't in which leader inherits position
- gov't in which all people share the power
23 Clues: money made by a business • Five parts of all societies • first institution people belong to • items produced and sold in society • learning to follow rules of society • items we desire to make things easier • someone makes the same product as you • rules of society that all must follow • gov't in which leader inherits position • physical products required for survival • ...
Changes crossword 2021-02-26
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- basic
- cannot belive it
- something you are scared to say
- the use of physical force with the intention to hurt, damage, or kill someone or something
- A list of things to do
- thing we use to take pictures
- people expressing disapproval and disagreement
- Large-calibre guns used in warfare on land
- relying on yourself
- working place
- Move troops somewhere
- listen to
- organisation
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- someone who fights for equal rights for all sexes
- organization led by Emmeline Pankhurst
- thing og things you own
- Not military
- in the start of something
- Soldiers who fight on foot with guns
- hurt risiko
- A person that was once a soldier
- telephone service people you can call to get help
- school work
- the time when we were younger
- to handle roughly
- tears are fallong off my face
- created for men to own women, also known as people being togheter by law
- someone you live with
- mom and dad
29 Clues: basic • listen to • hurt risiko • school work • mom and dad • Not military • organisation • working place • cannot belive it • to handle roughly • relying on yourself • someone you live with • Move troops somewhere • A list of things to do • thing og things you own • in the start of something • the time when we were younger • tears are fallong off my face • thing we use to take pictures • ...
Matthew List 1 2022-09-12
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- the use of imagination or
- to correct
- an elaborate and formal meal for
- training people to obey rules or
- people
- First state to agree with
- ideas
- a mountain or hill that has a
- a short piece of writing on a
- filled with lava
- in or to what place
- activity
- an institution for educating
- constitution
- relating to education and scholarship
- the quality of being friendly
- not very long
- beef taken from hindquarters of
- a time during school to do
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- the 8th month of the year
- a person who steals another
- infinite or unending time
- subject
- second state to agree with the
- a short trip to do something
- able or likely to cause harm or injury
- a sheepdog
- to put down gently or carefully
- used to indicate possibility
- what is known in a particular
- the 9th month of the year
- animal
- receiving something
- property
34 Clues: ideas • people • animal • subject • activity • property • to correct • a sheepdog • constitution • not very long • filled with lava • in or to what place • receiving something • the use of imagination or • the 8th month of the year • infinite or unending time • First state to agree with • the 9th month of the year • a time during school to do • a person who steals another • a short trip to do something • ...
School (Sort of) 2023-06-09
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- Drawing class.
- Learning about the body.
- The class with the most experiments
- The best college.
- The boss of the school.
- The class with cool sounds.
- Middle of the day, it is when you eat.
- The class with the most problems. 1 + 1.
- Half of language arts. The essays.
- Geography and history of the world.
- The pink thing attached to a pencil
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- France language.
- The level after elementary
- The first class you go to. Not in elementary.
- A German word for child garden. First level of elementary.
- Physical education.
- Spain language.
- The school were you become an adult. Cost $Millions. Harvard.
- Half of language arts. Not the essays.
- When you go outside to the playground.
- School before school. Little kids.
- After middle school.
- The first level of school.
- The drawing utensil that nobody has.
- The person who teaches you stuff.
- Abbreviation for the class that is reading and english.
26 Clues: Drawing class. • Spain language. • France language. • The best college. • Physical education. • After middle school. • The boss of the school. • Learning about the body. • The level after elementary • The first level of school. • The class with cool sounds. • The person who teaches you stuff. • School before school. Little kids. • Half of language arts. The essays. • ...
Son of the mob crossword 2023-12-17
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- A large crowd of people
- It happens when someone has been killed
- A type of sports car that was made in Italy
- They are responsible for investigating crime
- A place where kids go to learn
- A common house pet that a lot of people prefer over dogs
- A place to go for physical education
- A Type of car that was created in Japan
- A place where people go to party
- A person who has done something illegal
- A game where you sing
- They are a type of flower that are commonly known to be red
- A social gathering that normally involves eating and drinking
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- A person who writes for newspapers
- Its a popular sport
- You need it to buy stuff
- Its a place that has a lot of water and sand
- They pull you over if your speeding
- They live on your head and are very itchy
- A person who manages business
20 Clues: Its a popular sport • A game where you sing • A large crowd of people • You need it to buy stuff • A person who manages business • A place where kids go to learn • A place where people go to party • A person who writes for newspapers • They pull you over if your speeding • A place to go for physical education • It happens when someone has been killed • ...
Avancemos 1 U2L1 - Somos Estudiantes 2023-11-13
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- What time is it?
- civics
- Spanish
- geometry
- to make a good grade
- midnight
- biology
- noon
- geography
- almost
- algebra
- How often?
- At what time is ..?
- exam, test
- quarter after
- social studies
- school subjects
- to make a bad grade
- History
- in
- there is, there are
- It is ...
- before , minus (telling time)
- hour, time
- in the evening (pm)
- every day
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- schedule
- always
- physical education
- to use the computer
- early
- to have to
- chemistry
- It is ...
- to teach
- a lot
- late
- English
- half past
- to take notes
- (ten) past
- often, many times
- once in a while
- Math
- easy
- to arrive
- How many?
- never
- to answer
- in the afternoon (pm)
- many, a lot
- to need
- in the morning (am)
- At ...
- Science
- Art
- difficult
57 Clues: in • Art • late • noon • Math • easy • early • a lot • never • always • civics • almost • At ... • Spanish • English • biology • algebra • to need • Science • History • schedule • geometry • to teach • midnight • chemistry • It is ... • half past • geography • to arrive • How many? • to answer • It is ... • difficult • every day • to have to • (ten) past • How often? • exam, test • hour, time • many, a lot • to take notes • quarter after • social studies • once in a while • ...
YEAR 4 MODULES 1 TO 7 2023-11-05
Across
- Ancient Egyptians wrapped deceased body into ___.
- Safety gear to protect our head
- A long boat
- Place where ice skater skates
- Usually being celebrated every year to remember someone born
- Place to dine in
- PE is the short form for ______ Education.
- Antonym of 'cheap'
- To make something new from old things
- Board same that need high IQ and strategies
- Activity to improve one's health
- Pleasant shock
- Past tense for 'teach'
- Soft drink cans are made of this material
- Place that keep artifacts, painting and ancient historical items
- Beautiful display of combustion explosives
- Chores to do at home
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- Citizen of the UK
- They serve to protect our country from the enemy
- Produced by plants
- Two times
- Ordinal number for 30
- Subject that require calculation
- A three-dimensional shape
- Synonym for chips
- Valuable possession
- Important item during camping
- Female sibling
- Father and mother
- Synonym of 'assist'
- Special place to safely cross the road
31 Clues: Two times • A long boat • Female sibling • Pleasant shock • Place to dine in • Citizen of the UK • Synonym for chips • Father and mother • Produced by plants • Antonym of 'cheap' • Valuable possession • Synonym of 'assist' • Chores to do at home • Ordinal number for 30 • Past tense for 'teach' • A three-dimensional shape • Place where ice skater skates • Important item during camping • ...
Brain Break Puzzle 2023-10-27
Across
- to rely on someone or something
- lunchroom
- when there are two sentences together without proper punctuation
- the type print of letters/characters on a document
- when there's one sentence
- "Thank Goodness It's Friday!"
- a sentence is an example
- physical education
- to be in charge of
- your sisters and brothers
- road abbreviation
- an incomplete sentence
- street abbreviation
- to create
- the theme for Friday's Red Ribbon Week
- an institute that distributes money
- to not go
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- two sentences--together
- what you wear
- used to check students’ grades and attendance
- a long, fictional book
- he/she cuts hair
- when you are not at school
- like a penny or nickel
- expresses a complete thought and contains a subject and a verb
- mail sent through the computer
- celebrations throughout the year
- used to end sentences
- the protagonist in A Wrinkle in Time
- a group of words
- a place to buy goods
- to do something "fully"
32 Clues: lunchroom • to create • to not go • what you wear • he/she cuts hair • a group of words • road abbreviation • physical education • to be in charge of • street abbreviation • a place to buy goods • used to end sentences • a long, fictional book • like a penny or nickel • an incomplete sentence • two sentences--together • to do something "fully" • a sentence is an example • when there's one sentence • ...
College Go Week Crossword Puzzle 2023-09-25
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- where your college is
- teaching, cooking, Software Engineering are all examples of what (these determine the classes you take)
- These people teach you
- what you wear at your graduation
- where you stay in college
- what you do for a living
- this gets you into college for free or for a discount
- what you have to pay to be in college
- Bachelor’s and Master’s are both examples of
- what you take after you learn something
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- you need good blank to get a good job.
- hat you get at graduation
- Math, English, and Science are all examples of what (you take these)
- after school physical activities
- people that you live with
- What you get when you finish an assignment
- course in which the lesson is typically delivered via a speech or presentation by the instructor
- finish a session of school
- what you get when you graduate
- you read these
20 Clues: you read these • where your college is • These people teach you • what you do for a living • hat you get at graduation • people that you live with • where you stay in college • finish a session of school • what you get when you graduate • after school physical activities • what you wear at your graduation • what you have to pay to be in college • ...
CNA Crossword Lesson 27, 28, 29, & 30 2024-01-03
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- care provided to a resident with a terminal illness
- shortened form of a word
- personal inventory record
- failure to provide care
- state of feeling stressed, overwhelmed, &/or overworked to the point that care provided to residents is negatively affected
- resident departure from facility
- resident relocation to another facility or another area in the same facility
- resident arrival to facility
- purple, blotchy appearance to skin caused by poor circulation
- periods of apnea alternating with dyspnea
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- last sense to leave body
- willful infliction of injury, unreasonable confinement, intimidation, or punishment with resulting physical harm, pain, or mental anguish
- the amount of hours a CNA must work in 24 months to maintain certificaton
- something that causes stress
- number of times an individual can take the state exam
- bluish discoloration of skin
- care that focuses on comfort rather than cure
- state of extreme difficulty, pressure, or strain
- do not resuscitate
- the amount of inservice education required per year for a CNA
20 Clues: do not resuscitate • failure to provide care • last sense to leave body • shortened form of a word • personal inventory record • something that causes stress • bluish discoloration of skin • resident arrival to facility • resident departure from facility • periods of apnea alternating with dyspnea • care that focuses on comfort rather than cure • ...
Unit 6: Learning 2024-01-24
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- Housing provided for students.
- Facility for information technology-related services.
- An institution of higher learning.
- The amount of money charged for educational services.
- The way in which a word is spoken.
- Accommodations with facilities for residents to prepare their own meals.
- Rules and structures governing a language.
- A set of structured activities or courses.
- The first stage of formal education.
- A person or book that provides information and assistance.
- Resources and amenities provided for a particular purpose.
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- Facility for physical activities and sports.
- Guidance and support provided to students for personal or academic matters.
- A mix of traditional and online educational methods.
- Well-being and health, often related to social support.
- One's chosen profession or occupation.
- A place where meals are served, often in an institution.
- Results or conclusions obtained from research or investigation.
- A set of principles or guidelines.
- Visual representation of data, often used in statistics and mathematics.
20 Clues: Housing provided for students. • An institution of higher learning. • The way in which a word is spoken. • A set of principles or guidelines. • The first stage of formal education. • One's chosen profession or occupation. • Rules and structures governing a language. • A set of structured activities or courses. • Facility for physical activities and sports. • ...
Final Stable Syllable -tion, -sion, -ture, -sure 2024-03-05
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- an act or process of closing something
- entering or being allowed to enter a place
- the feel, appearance, or consistency of a surface
- including plants, animals, the landscape, and other features of the earth
- knowledge acquired
- an animal
- at a later time; going or likely to happen or exist
- a standard unit used to express the size, or amount of something
- cause to move in a circle around an axis
- blowing apart of something
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- a large, impressive house
- a thick, smooth liquid designed to be applied to the skin
- a quantity of valuable objects
- a small amount of liquid that causes dampness
- take or control by force
- care taken to avoid danger or mistakes
- the process of talking about something in order to reach a decision or exchange ideas
- a system for transmitting visual images and sound that are reproduced on screens
- continuous physical force on or against an object
- the process of doing something
20 Clues: an animal • knowledge acquired • take or control by force • a large, impressive house • blowing apart of something • a quantity of valuable objects • the process of doing something • an act or process of closing something • care taken to avoid danger or mistakes • cause to move in a circle around an axis • entering or being allowed to enter a place • ...
Grade 4 Vocabulary 2024-02-25
Across
- repairs machines
- two or more slices of bread having a filling in between
- a clear colourless tasteless liquid
- larger than a village but smaller than a city
- treats animal diseases
- works to prevent fires
- a large land covered with trees
- information and communication technologies
- the study of numbers and shapes
- a drink made with the juice of lemons, water, and sugar
- a small cake, baked in a cup-shaped mold
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- a drink made of milk, a flavoring syrup, and ice cream
- helps patients to keep their teeth healthy
- a large natural stream of water that flows over land
- higher and steeper than a hill
- a thin strip of dough made from flour, water, and eggs and cooked by boiling
- the language of the Holy Quran
- a land surrounded by water
- grows plants
- works in the kitchens of restaurants
- green vegetables served with dressing
- sport and exercise that is taught in schools (physical education)
22 Clues: grows plants • repairs machines • treats animal diseases • works to prevent fires • a land surrounded by water • higher and steeper than a hill • the language of the Holy Quran • a large land covered with trees • the study of numbers and shapes • a clear colourless tasteless liquid • works in the kitchens of restaurants • green vegetables served with dressing • ...
SUFFIXES 2024-10-25
Across
- worthy of attention; extraordinary
- willing to take risks or try new experiences
- the state of being happy
- the action of making ready for use or consideration
- providing education or relating to the process of educating
- a feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness
- not giving sufficient attention; negligent
- pleasing to the senses or mind aesthetically
- in a way that involves careful thought or consideration
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- the state of being friends; a close relationship
- capable of producing a large amount of goods or results
- acting quickly and without thought or care
- having achieved a desired aim or result
- likely to cause harm or injury
- feeling or inspiring optimism about a future event
- in a manner that relates to art or creativity
- full of joy; very happy
- having a sensible idea of what can be achieved
- the state of being unhappy; sorrow or dissatisfaction
- the act of changing physical location or position
20 Clues: full of joy; very happy • the state of being happy • likely to cause harm or injury • worthy of attention; extraordinary • having achieved a desired aim or result • acting quickly and without thought or care • not giving sufficient attention; negligent • a feeling of great enthusiasm and eagerness • willing to take risks or try new experiences • ...
Daily Routines 2024-11-22
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- To attend a school for education.
- To clean one's teeth using a toothbrush and toothpaste.
- To apply cosmetics to one's face.
- To wash one's body in a bathtub filled with water.
- To engage in physical activity to improve fitness.
- To depart from school or a workplace.
- To view television programs.
- To look at and understand written words.
- To prepare a meal.
- To complete assigned academic work.
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- To use the toilet or wash one's hands.
- To wash one's body using a shower.
- To smooth clothes with an iron, fold them neatly, and hang them on a clothesline or in a closet.
- To remove water from one's hair, often using a hair dryer.
- To retire to bed to sleep.
- To give food to a dog.
- To eat a meal.
- To comb one's hair.
- To put on clothes.
- To stop sleeping and become conscious.
- To wash clothes.
21 Clues: To eat a meal. • To wash clothes. • To put on clothes. • To prepare a meal. • To comb one's hair. • To give food to a dog. • To retire to bed to sleep. • To view television programs. • To attend a school for education. • To apply cosmetics to one's face. • To wash one's body using a shower. • To complete assigned academic work. • To depart from school or a workplace. • ...
In Town 2025-02-22
Across
- Institution for educating children and young adults.
- Large venue for sporting events and concerts.
- Building where local government meetings are held.
- Facility for treating the sick and injured.
- Place to view and appreciate paintings and sculptures.
- A populated area smaller than a city, often with a community feel.
- Open space for buying and selling goods.
- Pool: Man-made basin for swimming and water activities.
- Place to borrow books and access information.
- Structure built to span a physical obstacle.
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- Place to exhibit historical, scientific, or artistic artifacts.
- Facility for mailing letters and packages.
- Establishment providing accommodation to travelers.
- Institution for higher education and degrees.
- Area designated for parking vehicles.
- Facility for various athletic activities and events.
- Public transport hub for trains in a city.
- Sandy shore by the ocean or sea.
- Building where law enforcement officers work.
- Venue for dancing and nightlife entertainment.
- Base for firefighters and emergency response teams.
21 Clues: Sandy shore by the ocean or sea. • Area designated for parking vehicles. • Open space for buying and selling goods. • Facility for mailing letters and packages. • Public transport hub for trains in a city. • Facility for treating the sick and injured. • Structure built to span a physical obstacle. • Large venue for sporting events and concerts. • ...
Business & Economics 2025-06-09
Across
- Consumer desire for goods or services.
- Related to nearby businesses or communities.
- The cost of borrowing money.
- Essential items for survival.
- People who buy and use products.
- Money spent to operate a business.
- Rights – Legal or ethical entitlements.
- Duties or obligations to fulfill.
- cost The trade-off of choosing one option over another.
- An item or service offered for sale.
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- body Authority enforcing rules and laws.
- Australian watchdog for consumer protection.
- Non-essential desires.
- Intangible offerings like banking or education.
- Brings goods into a country for sale.
- an organization that provides goods or services for profit.
- A financial plan for spending.
- Payment for work, often hourly or weekly.
- Provides products to businesses or customers.
- Putting money into assets for future returns.
- The potential for financial loss or uncertainty.
- The amount of goods available for sale.
- Physical items sold to consumers.
- benefits Weighing expenses against advantages.
24 Clues: Non-essential desires. • The cost of borrowing money. • Essential items for survival. • A financial plan for spending. • People who buy and use products. • Duties or obligations to fulfill. • Physical items sold to consumers. • Money spent to operate a business. • An item or service offered for sale. • Brings goods into a country for sale. • ...
Multiple Perspective 2026-08-14
Across
- Something that happens to you or that you take part in
- Showing different sides of an issue fairly
- Able to be trusted or believed
- Gaining new knowledge or skills
- To examine information carefully to understand it better
- Where information comes from
- A person's identity as male, female, or another gender
- Your culture, family, religion, and life experiences
- An opinion or way of thinking about something
- The qualities that help make you who you are
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- The way a person sees or understands something
- Information that is accurate and based on facts
- The person who makes or produces something
- Showing only one side or favoring one point of view
- The power to affect how someone thinks or acts
- An unfair opinion for or against something
- Something that happens
- A group people may be identified with based on shared physical traits or ancestry
- A set of beliefs about faith or a higher power
- The knowledge and skills you gain through school and learning
20 Clues: Something that happens • Where information comes from • Able to be trusted or believed • Gaining new knowledge or skills • Showing different sides of an issue fairly • The person who makes or produces something • An unfair opinion for or against something • The qualities that help make you who you are • An opinion or way of thinking about something • ...
S1 English 2026-10-19
Across
- Best part or feature
- Fast horse pace
- Daring and bold
- Hobby or leisure activity
- Squeaky clean
- Summary or general shape
- Able to be reused
- Willing to give
- Driven to win
- Yielding good results
- Perfect or standard
- Free or ready to use
- Participate or take part
- Bad spill or crash
- Friendly and outgoing
- Spend time casually
- Simulated on a computer
- Description or report
- Work together
- Relax after stress
- Entry or right to use
- Relaxed and easygoing
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- Thoughtful of others
- Existing only in the mind
- Exhilarating or exciting
- Extremely funny
- Relating to the body
- Impressive or amazing
- Varied or diverse
- Duty or obligation
- Learning or schooling
- Annoyed or vexed
- Amuse or perform for
- Short and concise
- Having many uses
- Remarkable or exceptional
- Scenery or countryside view
- Shy or reserved
- Full of life and vigor
- Enthusiastic brainiac
40 Clues: Squeaky clean • Driven to win • Work together • Extremely funny • Fast horse pace • Daring and bold • Willing to give • Shy or reserved • Annoyed or vexed • Having many uses • Varied or diverse • Able to be reused • Short and concise • Duty or obligation • Bad spill or crash • Relax after stress • Perfect or standard • Spend time casually • Thoughtful of others • Best part or feature • Relating to the body • ...
C5* VPEM3 Otras Palabras 2026-10-19
Across
- geometry
- resume
- English
- vocational school
- German
- I hope that..., God willing...
- Italian
- to arrive
- to participate
- Chinese
- I doubt that...
- to sign
- salary
- band
- music
- calculus
- geography
- auto shop
- to be respectful
- mathematics
- I fear that..., I am afraid that...
- business management
- to hand in, to turn in
- Russian
- history
- anatomy
- to fill out
- to take notes
- It bothers me that...
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- chemistry
- physics
- to be ready
- Spanish
- to reach
- to be on time
- wage
- It's a shame that...
- science
- biology
- physical education
- languages
- to graduate
- algebra
- French
- chorus, choir
- sociales social sciences
- to be efficient
- art
- trigonometry
- to be dedicated
- to check, to revise
- to be mature
- computación computer science
- to be involved
- arithmetic
- to register (for a class)
- dance
57 Clues: art • wage • band • music • dance • resume • German • French • salary • physics • Spanish • English • science • biology • Italian • Chinese • to sign • algebra • Russian • history • anatomy • geometry • to reach • calculus • chemistry • languages • to arrive • geography • auto shop • arithmetic • to be ready • to graduate • mathematics • to fill out • trigonometry • to be mature • to be on time • chorus, choir • to take notes • to participate • to be involved • ...
Philosophy of Physical Activity 2026-05-13
Across
- start with a compelling social theory and then test its implications with data
- covers many different aspects of dualism, but a dualism concept that is crucial for kinesiology is the supposed opposition of body and mind
- holds that all things are composed of material, and intangible phenomena, such as consciousness, are the result of material properties and interactions
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- concerned with the nature of knowledge and justified belief
- concerned with what we ought to do, how we ought to live, and how we ought to organize our communities
- the study of values, examines the ethical dimensions of physical activity
- is the idea that various systems (e.g. physical, biological, social) should be viewed as wholes, not merely as a collection of parts
- reasoning in which the premises seek to supply strong evidence for (not absolute proof of) the truth of the conclusion
- in the business of exploring the realm of possibility and the nature of reality
- he method by which teachers or coaches teach theories, concepts, and movements is included in college-level physical education curricula
10 Clues: concerned with the nature of knowledge and justified belief • the study of values, examines the ethical dimensions of physical activity • start with a compelling social theory and then test its implications with data • in the business of exploring the realm of possibility and the nature of reality • ...
Crossword Puzzle Education 2022-04-16
Across
- one of the main functions related to education in the functionalist approach
- education takes place in classrooms, where there is a syllabus and set content to be taught and learnt.
- Parson says socialisation after the period of primary socialisation
- Durkheim view
- teaches people the skills they need to enter the modern industrial society
- by way of meritocracy it sifts through the different talents to assign occupational futures to match
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- based on individual achievement.
- the theory argue that education was an appartus to duplicate industrial work environment
- education ensures the reporduction of class inequalities in a capitalist society
- takes place outside classrooms
- one of the Education basic functions based
11 Clues: Durkheim view • takes place outside classrooms • based on individual achievement. • one of the Education basic functions based • Parson says socialisation after the period of primary socialisation • teaches people the skills they need to enter the modern industrial society • one of the main functions related to education in the functionalist approach • ...
STEAM 2023-09-13
Across
- STEAM is an extension of ______ with the addition of art.
- What does the E in STEAM stand for?
- What does the A in STEAM stand for?
- With STEAM education you can get a job exploring space.
- Working together in STEAM can improve ______.
- With STEAM education you can get a job flying planes.
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- What does the S in STEAM stand for?
- With STEAM you can design buildings as a job.
- With STEAM education you can get a job taking photos.
- STEAM can help kids be more ________. This means that STEAM introduces new ideas: original and creative thinking.
- If kids encounter a problem, they ask questions to solve it. What is another word for that?
- With STEAM education you can get a job drawing cartoons and movies.
- This subject combines science, technology, engineering, art, and math.
- What does the T in STEAM stand for?
- What does the M in STEAM stand for?
15 Clues: What does the S in STEAM stand for? • What does the E in STEAM stand for? • What does the A in STEAM stand for? • What does the T in STEAM stand for? • What does the M in STEAM stand for? • With STEAM you can design buildings as a job. • Working together in STEAM can improve ______. • With STEAM education you can get a job taking photos. • ...
Why WOTA?/General Arts Concepts 2014-02-17
Across
- c. 300 BCE- c. 300 CE
- decorates something else, or serves another purpose such as functional pottery
- branch of ancient philosophy; study of art and beauty
- c.500 BCE- C. 300 BCE
- culture of Europe & later influences in the Americas
- Liberal Education America's Promise; program to emphasize the importance of a Liberal Arts Education today
- determines the meaning of images or symbols
- artistic knowledge or artistic expression
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- done purely for aesthetic/artistic reasons
- a broad education covering many areas (as opposed to knowledge in a narrow, technical field)
- circa; around
- classes in a broad array of areas; part of a Liberal Arts Education
- Before Christ-Before Common Era
13 Clues: circa; around • c. 300 BCE- c. 300 CE • c.500 BCE- C. 300 BCE • Before Christ-Before Common Era • artistic knowledge or artistic expression • done purely for aesthetic/artistic reasons • determines the meaning of images or symbols • culture of Europe & later influences in the Americas • branch of ancient philosophy; study of art and beauty • ...
Crossword Activity Sheet - Chapter 5 2024-02-19
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- felt that women should be kept at home but argued that women should have better education.
- demanded gender equality
- This new rationale believed that girls do need some education to become a better wife and mother. They need to learn how to read so that they can read a recipe and help their sons with their homework. This would provide comfort and solace to their husbands.
- woman of the Women's suffrage movement
- a merchant and philanthropist who founded Vassar College at Poughkeepsie, New York and intended to provide women with college educations equal to men.
- It envisioned the opening of higher education on an equal basis to women and equality in all occupations.
- schools where the first inroads for female higher education were made
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- created for children to attend higher education without cost
- a prominent activist for the rights of African American women and published a book called A Voice from the South by a Black Woman of the South, in 1892
- advocate of women's rights
- Emma Willard's school educated over 12,000 women and inspired over 200 schools
- an educator and activist who dedicated her life to education and had a son in 1810
- felt that women should be kept at home
- two year schools that trained women to become teachers
- He held that the story of Fall meant than the sin of Adam was transmitted from the first parents through sexual reproduction to all future humans.
15 Clues: demanded gender equality • advocate of women's rights • felt that women should be kept at home • woman of the Women's suffrage movement • two year schools that trained women to become teachers • created for children to attend higher education without cost • schools where the first inroads for female higher education were made • ...
malala 2026-05-19
Across
- Financial aid for students to attend school.
- The region in Pakistan where Malala grew up
- attempt in 2012 when the Taliban shot her for speaking out about education.
- Malala's message about education has reached a global audience.
- on her 16th birthday to advocate for education.
- giving girls the tools and opportunities to improve their own lives through education.
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- The organization Malala co-founded with her father to support girls' education globally.
- The country in South Asia where Malala was born and raised.
- an ijury malala had and survived
- Malala became the youngest person ever to win
- Legal or moral entitlements that belong to all people
11 Clues: an ijury malala had and survived • The region in Pakistan where Malala grew up • Financial aid for students to attend school. • Malala became the youngest person ever to win • on her 16th birthday to advocate for education. • Legal or moral entitlements that belong to all people • The country in South Asia where Malala was born and raised. • ...
The History of Art Education 2026-09-01
Across
- A skilled worker who has completed an apprenticeship while still working towards becoming a master.
- This act required drawing instruction in public schools in cities over the population 10000.
- Massachusett's first state director of art education.
- Shifted art education from teacher focused methods to a program that emphasizes child's experiences.
- This law enabled many returning veterans to attend college including an art program.
- Helped define what students should understand and be able to do in visual arts.
- These standards say art is a discipline.
- Established in the 1980s as a major effort to prove that art is a crucial academic subject and not one just for self expression.
- A professional organization that regulated the training and work of artisans.
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- The groundwork for art education were based off of the needs of _____.
- He emphasized art as a fundamental subject along with math and reading.
- Started in the 2010s
- A U.S. goverment program who hired artists to make paintings and murals while supporting art education.
- Shifted art education by steering away from industrial drawing and going towards a more child-centered approach.
- He emphasized the importance of creativity and self expression.
15 Clues: Started in the 2010s • These standards say art is a discipline. • Massachusett's first state director of art education. • He emphasized the importance of creativity and self expression. • The groundwork for art education were based off of the needs of _____. • He emphasized art as a fundamental subject along with math and reading. • ...
VOCABULARY REVIEW 2025-09-17
Across
- place where people work
- related to education or study
- people who give jobs
- certificate proving skills or knowledge
- learning mix of online and classroom
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- work of buying and selling
- university or college qualification
- stopping work after certain age
- education first years of school learning
- group meetings for discussion
- learning continuing education through life
- paid work or occupation
12 Clues: people who give jobs • place where people work • paid work or occupation • work of buying and selling • related to education or study • group meetings for discussion • stopping work after certain age • university or college qualification • learning mix of online and classroom • certificate proving skills or knowledge • education first years of school learning • ...
SOCIAL REVIEWER 2021-11-15
Across
- A ministry that is responsible for the drafting and implementation of Qatar's annual budget
- A group of people who are eligible to vote.
- This ministry is solely responsible for the crucial role of defending the homeland.
- a person who uses strength or power to harm or intimidate those who are weaker.
- Bullying is ______________, which means it happens again and again. It is not the same as something happening once.
- a positive or negative experience that is associated with a particular pattern of physiological activity.
- verbal bullying is not always as clear to see as it can be done more secretly and doesn't leave.
- the ruling authority for a community.
- gossip, stories that might not be true, secrets.
- The Amir is the head of State. His person shall beinviolable and shall be __________.
- People who make the laws of our country.
- This ministry recruits, trains, supports and license public school teachers.
- nobody has ultimate power, there are no leaders, chaos.
- This ministry is responsible for spreading Islamic culture and education, increasing religious awareness
- A type of bullying that involves hitting, pinching, or kicking.
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- A term used for the author, speaker, or the person whose perspective (real or imagined) is being advanced in a speech.
- A form of government in which the ruler is an absolute dictator.
- a person who is present at an event or incident but does not take part.
- This ministry processes visa, enables travelers of all nationalities
- a type of bullying like spreading of rumors, gossip, or anonymous actions that are meant to hurt another person.
- the process of voting to choose a winner.
- scaring or controlling another person by using threats or physical force.
- the earliest known period of human culture, marked by the creation and use of stone tools.
- This ministry is responsible for the implementation of the national health policy.
- Fees for the support of government required to be paid by people and businesses.
- An advisory council that has the legislative authority.
- a person who is present at an event or incident but does not take part.
- A very bad or horrible messages or post.
- A type of bullying which involves insulting, teasing, harassing, or intimidating someone.
- country that is ruled over by a single figure, such as a king or queen.
30 Clues: the ruling authority for a community. • A very bad or horrible messages or post. • People who make the laws of our country. • the process of voting to choose a winner. • A group of people who are eligible to vote. • gossip, stories that might not be true, secrets. • An advisory council that has the legislative authority. • ...
Gamify Your Mind 2018-08-27
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- Adding art to the mix in clue 5
- Using virtual education to help overcome achievement ______
- Monitor and analyze this to track student progress
- “C” letter for learning in terms of specific skills mastered rather than time spent in class
- Use the _________ goals framework when planning an online learning program
- Education act signed into law by President Obama in December 2015
- Using game mechanics to drive participation, engagement, and motivation
- Bringing technology and education together
- Learning that combines online content and instruction with traditional classroom teaching and experiences.
- Instructional strategy that reverses traditional homework and the classroom environment
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- “A” letter for the type of learning in which content and pacing are adjusted to respond to the level of the user
- Bloom’s __________; a set of hierarchal models used to classify educational learning objectives
- Webb’s ______; a model that defines the depth of understanding of tasks within an activity
- Learning in which content, pace, structure, are customized for individual students
- The ideal ratio of devices to students
- “P” letter for the art or science of teaching – Look for the hint in a book title!
- Education that focuses on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
- Response To Intervention
- International Association for K-12 Online Learning, which hosts a large annual symposium
- Learning Management System
20 Clues: Response To Intervention • Learning Management System • Adding art to the mix in clue 5 • The ideal ratio of devices to students • Bringing technology and education together • Monitor and analyze this to track student progress • Using virtual education to help overcome achievement ______ • Education act signed into law by President Obama in December 2015 • ...
Goverement Departments 2021-11-25
Goverement Departments 2021-11-25
Skills I bring to the role 2017-01-27
Human services- D. Combs 2022-02-25
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- non-governmental organization that focuses on providing a service rather than a profit
- a network of government-funded services designed to meet the needs of people who are unable to provide for their own social and material needs
- services that improve people's quality of life and promote safe, healthy communities
- the study of human society
- work designed to improve the social conditions in a community often through relief of poverty or the promotion of child welfare
- offers manicures, pedicures, nail polish application, etc.
- refers to the psychological, physical, and intellectual growth and change of children from infancy through adolescence
- A person who organizes, manages, and takes on the risks of a business.
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- government services provided for the benefit of the community, such as education, medical care, and housing.
- of individuals with emotional or behavioral problems or mental illness through verbal communication
- branch of medicine dealing with the mind and its disorders
- A specialist in the cleansing, beautification, and preservation of the health of skin on the entire body, including the face and neck.
- professional guidance in resolving personal conflicts and emotional problems, such as education planning or family problems
- the scientific study of behavior and the mind
- A planned progression of jobs within one or more professions throughout one's working life.
- Upward movement from an entry-level job to the job that is a final goal.
- plan A proposal that describes a new business to potential investors and lenders
17 Clues: the study of human society • the scientific study of behavior and the mind • branch of medicine dealing with the mind and its disorders • offers manicures, pedicures, nail polish application, etc. • A person who organizes, manages, and takes on the risks of a business. • Upward movement from an entry-level job to the job that is a final goal. • ...
Ch. 25 Vocabulary 2023-05-03
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- ideas, beliefs, and objects that are important and meaningful
- a detailed list of steps a person must complete in order to enter a chosen career path
- specific career class and working under supervision
- workers identify and correct injustices
- work for a specified amount of time
- what you care about and what you are proud of
- having too many tasks to do at one time
Down
- workers create their own businesses
- identifying your interests, aptitudes, and abilities
- brief account of your career goals, education, work experience, other employment qualifications
- letter or e-mail message to invite potential employers to view your resume
- natural talents
- skills that have been learned or developed
- workers design items and spaces for children
- workers provide physical and mental health care
- workers create children's entertainment
- not doing the best job at any one role because of role strain
17 Clues: natural talents • workers create their own businesses • work for a specified amount of time • workers identify and correct injustices • workers create children's entertainment • having too many tasks to do at one time • skills that have been learned or developed • workers design items and spaces for children • what you care about and what you are proud of • ...
Early childhood education 2019-02-21
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- a plan of things that will be done and the times when they will be done
- something you look at (such as a picture, chart, or film) that is used to make something more appealing or easier to understand
- a piece of cloth or plastic that is worn under a baby's chin while the baby is eating
- the art or act of making pictures using paint
- a hat that ties under the chin
- a feeling of having respect for yourself and your abilities
- the ability to make new things or think of new ideas
- to have the food, liquid, etc., that is in your stomach come out through your mouth because you are sick
- a rule saying that people are not allowed to speak freely or express their opinions about a particular subject
- an instrument used for measuring temperature
- the things that people wear to cover their bodies
- a light meal eaten in the middle of the day
- a long piece of cloth that is worn on your shoulders, around your neck, or over your head
- a condition or disorder that begins in childhood and that causes problems in forming relationships and in communicating with other people
- a chemical substance that is used to kill harmful germs and bacteria : a substance that disinfects something
- a person or thing that makes someone feel less worried, upset, frightened, etc.
- a piece of clothing that is worn on your upper body over another piece of clothing (such as a shirt) : a usually short and light coat
- to put (something) in a place where it cannot be seen or found
- a school for very young children
- a piece of cloth or other material that is placed between a baby's legs and fastened around the waist to hold body waste
- the act of helping someone by giving love, encouragement, etc.
- an eating or cooking tool that has a small shallow bowl attached to a handle
- a regular way of doing things in a particular order
- to behave or change in a particular way when something happens, is said, etc.
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- a drinking container
- a doll that is moved by putting your hand inside it or by pulling strings or wires that are attached to it
- an activity that involves making something in a skillful way by using your hands
- the process of changing to fit some purpose or situation : the process of adapting
- a short period of sleep especially during the day
- a sound that someone or something makes
- a school or class for very young children
- a person (such as a teacher or a school administrator) who has a job in the field of education
- the first part of something
- an emotional state or reaction
- a child's chair that has long legs so that the child sits at the height of a dining table
- a piece of clothing or a jacket and matching pants that is worn by children over their regular clothes when they go outdoors in the winter
- the time during which a business or organization is open for customers or visitors
- an adult female chicken
- a covering for the hand that has separate parts for each finger
- emergency treatment given to a sick or injured person
- an inner side, edge, or surface of something — usually singular
- a small amount of food eaten between meals
- a large bowl attached to a pipe that is used for getting rid of bodily waste and then flushed with water
- a small tool with two or more pointed parts (called prongs or tines) used for picking up and eating food
- a book of stories for children
- an area around or near something (such as a building)
- a piece of cloth used for drying things
- a quiet and peaceful state or condition
48 Clues: a drinking container • an adult female chicken • the first part of something • an emotional state or reaction • a hat that ties under the chin • a book of stories for children • a school for very young children • a sound that someone or something makes • a piece of cloth used for drying things • a quiet and peaceful state or condition • a school or class for very young children • ...
