Formal education geared to individuals classified as adults, typically over the age of 18; includes education provided by institutions of higher education but may also include informal training of wor [..]

Typically used in writing, but is any activity where individuals general ideas related to a topic or task; done in either groups or individually with no restriction on quality of ideas. Once ideas are [..]

Educational environment that exists in cyberspace using communications tools such as email, chatrooms readings on the Internet, and/or video conferencing.

Processes used to demonstrate that institutions and individuals have fulfilled their obligations. Learn more about Teacher Accountability.

Formal procedure of gaining certification for a particular program or institution.

Cooperative learning activity where small groups of students work to identify what action should be taken to address a real world problem.

Specific proposal developed by a learner, teacher or institution to address problems or difficulties or meet a desired goal.

A research methodology designed to have subjects, in particular teachers, to investigate an element of a particular activity which the aim of determining whether the changes can produce effective and [..]

A constructivist instructional strategy aimed at having students access their own prior knowledge in order to develop meaning by combining new information with their own previous knowledge.

Learning methods that focus on ensure learners play and active role in the process of learning instead of passively receiving information.