Vocabulary
This is the place in the school where the lesson takes place, typically.
What is the classroom?
This is the degree pursued by undergraduate (college) students.
What is a Bachelor's degree?
This is when you have something small to eat between meals; it is not the same as lunch, which is your midday meal.
What is a snack?
In the US, students _______ classes regularly, participate in discussions, and submit assignments online or in person. (to attend)
Sarah ___ happy with her grades on the exam.
(was, wasn't, were, weren't, did, or didn't)
What is was or wasn't?
This is the place in the school where you can borrow books and other items.
What is the library?
This is the option where the physical presence of the student in the classroom is not necessary.
What is distance education?
This is a place where you can buy books; it's not the same as a library, where you just borrow them.
What is a book shop?
Brazilian students ________ various subjects, such as math, science, and history, in classrooms equipped with modern technology. (to study)
What is study?
The students ___ able to complete the group project on time.
(was, wasn't, were, weren't, did, or didn't)
What is were or weren't?
This is when the learning takes place in a different location other than the school or classroom.
What is a field trip?
This is the opposite of distance education, in which a student is expected to be present for at least 75% of classes.
What is presential education?
These are all of the people in your family; it's not the same thing as your parents (pais).
Who are your relatives?
Teachers in the US ________ students through interactive lessons, fostering critical thinking and creativity in the learning process. (to engage)
What is engage?
The school library ___ open late yesterday due to maintenance.
(was, wasn't, were, weren't, did, or didn't)
What is was or wasn't?
This is when technology is integrated into the classroom routines.
What is computer-aided learning?
This is the percentage of GDP, in both Brazil and the United States, that goes to fund education.
What is 5%?
This is another word for a rule or norm; it does not mean police officer!
What is policy?
In Brazil, educators ________ students' progress through exams, projects, and presentations to ensure comprehensive understanding of the curriculum.
What is assess?
Emily ___ participate in the science fair last year.
(was, wasn't, were, weren't, did, or didn't)
What is did or didn't?
This is when parents choose to educate their children at home instead of sending them to school.
What is homeschooling?
Brazil has the world's largest one of these, and each school is required to have a nutritionist to maintain it.
What is a school meal program?
This is how you say fábrica in English.
What is factory?
Both in the US and Brazil, students _______ with peers, seek guidance from teachers, and strive for academic excellence to succeed in their educational endeavors.
What is collaborate?
The students ___ understand the complex math problem without assistance from the teacher.
(was, wasn't, were, weren't, did, or didn't)
What is did or didn't?