Education

1. A subject area or field of study.
3. Schoolwork done outside of class.
5. A score or mark showing how well a student did on a task or exam.
6. The ability to read and write.
9. A certificate or degree showing someone has the necessary skills or knowledge.
12. The reason or drive behind a student's desire to learn and succeed.
13. The process of checking how much a student knows or can do.
15. Final tests or a measurement of overall learning to give it a grade.
18. A discussion where people present different opinions to persuade others.
19. The method or practice of teaching.
21. Copying someone else's work and claiming it is your own.
22. The ability to think clearly and make reasoned judgments.
23. Judging how well teaching methods or students are performing.

2. A plan that outlines the subjects and content taught to students.
4. Comments or advice on a student's work to help them improve.
7. The fee students pay for their education.
8. Checks during learning to see how students are progressing – and which use feedback to improve growth.
10. A formal talk or presentation on a specific subject.
11. Reviewing and studying material again to prepare for exams.
14. The act of being present in class or at school.
16. A small class where students discuss a topic or activity.
17. Financial support given to a student based on academic achievement or need.
20. A person who has completed a course or degree.