education collocations Flashcards
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practical value
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- Many argue that certain school subjects lack [……] in the real world.
- The [……] of learning a second language in today’s global economy cannot be overstated.
- Some believe that art education has little [……], but it actually develops crucial creative skills.
2
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moral orientation
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- A person’s [……] can significantly influence their career choices and workplace behavior.
- The [……] of a society often shapes its laws and social norms.
- Education systems in different countries may reflect varying [……] in their curricula.
3
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fundamentally
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- While teaching methods have evolved, the goals of education remain [……] the same.
- The way we communicate has [……] changed with the advent of social media.
- Although the two political parties disagree on many issues, they are [……] committed to democratic principles.
4
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fictional
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- Many children develop their imagination through reading [……] stories.
- Some argue that [……] literature can teach us as much about human nature as non-fiction.
- Historical films often blend factual events with [……] elements for dramatic effect.
5
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moral development
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- Schools play a crucial role in the [……] of young children.
- Some psychologists argue that [……] continues well into adulthood.
- Exposure to diverse perspectives can contribute significantly to one’s [……].
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empathise
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- The ability to [……] with others is a key skill in many professions, particularly in healthcare and counseling.
- Reading literature can help people [……] with characters from different backgrounds.
- It’s often challenging for policymakers to [……] with all segments of society when making decisions.
7
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Subjective Judgement
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- Art critics often rely on [……] when evaluating works, which can lead to varied opinions.
- In some scientific fields, researchers strive to minimize [……] to ensure objective results.
- The use of standardized tests aims to reduce [……] in educational assessments.
8
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contradicting opinion
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- In a healthy democracy, it’s important to consider [……] rather than dismissing them.
- The debate featured speakers with [……] on the topic of climate change.
- Students are often encouraged to seek out [……] when researching to avoid bias
9
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testament
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- The country’s advanced infrastructure is a [……] to its economic progress.
- Her successful career is a [……] to her hard work and perseverance.
- The high literacy rate is a [……] to the effectiveness of the education system.
10
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appreciate
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- It’s important to [……] cultural differences when working in multinational companies.
- Many people don’t fully [……] the impact of climate change until they experience extreme weather events.
- Students often [……] the value of time management skills later in their careers.
11
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open-minded
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- Being [……] to new ideas is crucial in today’s rapidly changing work environment.
- Travelers who are [……] tend to have more enriching experiences abroad.
- Universities encourage students to be [……] when encountering diverse perspectives.
12
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curriculum
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- Many argue that the school [……] should be updated to include more technology-related subjects.
- A well-rounded [……] includes both academic subjects and extracurricular activities.
- Some countries are revising their national [……] to better prepare students for the job market.
13
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nurture
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- It’s important for schools to [……] students’ creativity as well as their academic skills.
- Parents play a crucial role in helping to [……] their children’s talents and interests.
- Companies that [……] a positive work culture often see higher employee retention rates.
14
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impractical
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- Critics argue that some university courses are [……] and don’t prepare students for real-world jobs.
- While innovative, the proposed solution was deemed [……] due to its high cost.
- Some traditional teaching methods are becoming [……] in the digital age.
15
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regularly exercise
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- Doctors recommend that people [……] to maintain good health.
- Those who [……] often report better mental health and reduced stress levels.
- It can be challenging for busy professionals to [……], but it’s crucial for maintaining work-life balance.
15
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overall growth
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- Education should focus on students’ [……], not just their academic performance.
- Economic policies should aim for [……] of the country, not just increases in GDP.
- Personal development courses often promise to support an individual’s [……].
16
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physical potential
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- Regular exercise can help children reach their full [……].
- Many athletes work with specialized trainers to maximize their [……].
- Schools should provide opportunities for all students to develop their [……], not just those on sports teams.
17
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playground activities
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- [……] play a vital role in children’s physical and social development.
- Some schools are redesigning their [……] to be more inclusive for children with disabilities.
- Experts argue that unstructured [……] are as important as formal physical education classes.
18
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increase appetite
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- Certain medications may [……] as a side effect.
- Regular exercise can [……], which is beneficial for those struggling with poor nutrition.
- Some schools have implemented gardening programs to [……] for healthy foods among students.
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Shortage of essential nutrition
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- In some developing countries, a [……] is still a major health concern.
- Food security programs aim to address the [……] in vulnerable populations.
- A [……] during childhood can have long-lasting effects on cognitive development.
19
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Sedentary lifestyle
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- The rise of technology has contributed to an increasingly [……] among many office workers.
- Health experts warn that a [……] can lead to various chronic diseases.
- Schools are implementing programs to combat the [……] that many children are adopting.
20
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conducive to
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- A quiet, well-lit environment is [……] effective studying.
- Open-plan offices are not always [……] productivity, despite their popularity.
- Creating a classroom atmosphere that is [……] learning is a key skill for teachers.
21
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precursor to
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- Early language skills are often a [……] success in later academic subjects.
- Some argue that violent video games can be a [……] aggressive behavior in real life.
- Economic instability is often a [……] political unrest.
22
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stay in touch with nature
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- Urban planners are designing cities with more green spaces to help residents [……].
- Some schools organize regular field trips to help students [……].
- Psychologists recommend that people [……] to reduce stress and improve mental health.
23
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spatial visualisation
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- [……] skills are crucial for professions such as architecture and engineering.
- Some educational games aim to improve children’s [……] abilities.
- Studies suggest that regular practice can enhance one’s [……] capabilities.
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scientifically proven
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- Many health claims in advertising are not [……], despite what the ads might suggest.
- The benefits of regular exercise are [……] and well-documented.
- Educators prefer to use teaching methods that are [……] to be effective.
25
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facilitate
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- Good managers [……] communication between different departments.
- Technology can [……] learning by providing access to a wealth of information.
- International organizations work to [……] cooperation between countries on global issues.
26
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lavish time on
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- Some critics argue that schools [……] subjects that have little practical value.
- It’s important not to [……] unproductive activities during work hours.
- Successful people often [……] perfecting their skills and expanding their knowledge.
27
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boost career prospect
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- Gaining additional qualifications can significantly [……].
- Internships and work experience programs can [……] for young graduates.
- Networking effectively is one way to [……] in competitive job markets.
27
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foundation knowledge
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- A strong [……] in mathematics is crucial for many scientific fields.
- Universities expect incoming students to have a certain level of [……] in core subjects.
- Lifelong learning often builds upon the [……] acquired during formal education.
28
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smoothly transit into professional working environment
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- Internship programs help students [……] after graduation.
- Some universities offer courses specifically designed to help students [……].
- Developing soft skills can help new graduates [……] more easily.
29
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prerequisite
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- Advanced mathematics is often a [……] for engineering courses at university.
- Work experience is increasingly becoming a [……] for many entry-level jobs.
- A certain level of language proficiency is usually a [……] for studying abroad.
30
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focus diligently on
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- Successful students [……] their studies, even when faced with distractions.
- To achieve significant progress, researchers must [……] their experiments for extended periods.
- Companies need to [……] customer satisfaction to maintain a competitive edge.
31
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a solid understanding of
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- Employers often look for candidates with [……] industry trends and best practices.
- [……] basic principles is crucial before moving on to more advanced topics in any field.
- Teachers strive to ensure their students have [……] core concepts before introducing new material.
32
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to be detrimental to the health growth
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- Excessive screen time can [……] of children.
- Poor air quality in urban areas has been shown [……] of plants and animals.
- Stress and lack of sleep [……] of adolescents, affecting both physical and mental development.
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culinary skill
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- Many young adults lack basic [……], leading to poor dietary habits.
- Cooking shows have increased public interest in developing [……].
- Some schools are introducing programs to improve students’ [……] as part of health education.
34
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dietary pattern
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- A person’s [……] can significantly impact their long-term health outcomes.
- Cultural differences often lead to varied [……] across different countries.
- Nutritionists study [……] to understand the relationship between diet and disease.
35
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readily available dishes
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- The prevalence of fast food and other [……] has contributed to the obesity epidemic.
- Working parents often rely on [……] to feed their families on busy weeknights.
- Some health advocates argue for taxes on unhealthy [……] to promote better eating habits.
36
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prioritize traditional school curriculum
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- Some educators argue that we should continue to [……] despite technological changes.
- Others believe it’s time to re-evaluate how we [……] in light of evolving job market needs.
- The debate on whether to [……] or focus more on modern skills is ongoing in many countries.
37
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impart knowledge of
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- Teachers strive to [……] not just facts, but also critical thinking skills to their students.
- Universities aim to [……] both theoretical concepts and practical applications in their courses.
- Mentors in the workplace [……] company culture and unwritten rules to new employees.
38
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inconsiderate behavior
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- [……] in public spaces, such as littering or loud noise, can negatively impact community life.
- Some companies implement policies to discourage [……] in the workplace.
- Parents and educators play a crucial role in teaching children to avoid [……].
39
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work disputes
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- Effective communication can often prevent [……] from escalating.
- Labor unions are often involved in resolving [……] between employees and management.
- [……] can significantly impact productivity and morale in the workplace.
40
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relationship conflict
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- Unresolved [……] can lead to stress and decreased life satisfaction.
- Many couples seek counseling to learn how to manage [……] more effectively.
- In multicultural societies, [……] can sometimes arise from misunderstandings about cultural differences.
41
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prolonged stress
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- [……] can have serious negative effects on both physical and mental health.
- Modern work environments often contribute to [……] among employees.
- Effective time management and relaxation techniques can help reduce [……].
42
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bitterness and frustration
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- Unmet expectations in career or personal life can lead to [……].
- It’s important to address [……] in relationships before they cause long-term damage.
- Some people turn [……] into motivation for positive change.
43
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to be vented on
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- It’s unhealthy for anger [……] innocent parties or colleagues.
- Social media platforms are often used [……] opinions and frustrations.
- Psychologists recommend finding constructive ways to express emotions rather than allowing them [……] others.
44
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neglect and abuse
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- Child protection services work to prevent [……] in vulnerable families.
- [……] of the elderly is an increasing concern in aging societies.
- Education and awareness programs aim to reduce instances of animal [……].
45
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To be bestowed upon
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- Academic awards are often [……] students who demonstrate exceptional performance.
- In some cultures, great respect is [……] elders.
- The responsibility of leadership should [……] those who have proven their capabilities.
46
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viable solution
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- Policymakers are constantly seeking [……] to complex social issues.
- In business, a [……] must be both effective and cost-efficient.
- Environmental scientists are researching [……] to the problem of plastic pollution.
47
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lash out at
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- It’s important not to [……] others when feeling stressed or frustrated.
- Some public figures [……] critics through social media.
- Children who [……] peers may be struggling with underlying emotional issues.
48
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guarantee a decent behavior
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- School policies aim to [……] from all students.
- Some companies require employees to sign a code of conduct to [……] in the workplace.
- Strict laws and enforcement are sometimes necessary to [……] in public spaces.
49
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long-term oppression
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- The effects of [……] can be seen in many post-colonial societies.
- Some minority groups continue to struggle with the consequences of [……].
- Historians study [……] to understand its impact on current social structures.
50
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abuse incidence
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- Social workers are trained to recognize and report [……] in vulnerable populations.
- Improved reporting systems have led to more accurate data on [……] in many countries.
- Education and awareness campaigns aim to reduce [……] in communities.
51
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foster
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- Good teachers [……] a love of learning in their students.
- Companies often try to [……] innovation and creativity among their employees.
- Community programs can help [……] better relationships between different ethnic groups.
52
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preventive approach
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- Many health systems are shifting towards a [……] to reduce the burden of chronic diseases.
- Environmental policies often adopt a [……] to avoid ecological damage.
- In cybersecurity, a [……] is crucial to protect against potential threats.
53
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standardized method
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- Scientists use [……] to ensure their results can be replicated by others.
- Many industries have adopted [……] for quality control.
- Educational assessments often rely on [……] to compare student performance across different schools.
54
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expedite
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- New technologies can help [……] the processing of visa applications.
- Managers often look for ways to [……] decision-making processes in their organizations.
- Some universities [……] degree programs for students with relevant work experience.
55
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detention
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- Some schools use [……] as a disciplinary measure for misbehaving students.
- The [……] of immigrants is a controversial issue in many countries.
- Legal systems must balance public safety concerns with the rights of individuals in [……].
56
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interfere
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- Parents are often advised not to [……] too much in their children’s minor conflicts.
- Government regulations should not [……] with the free market, according to some economists.
- Noise pollution can [……] with people’s sleep and overall quality of life.
56
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accept ownership for
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- Employees are encouraged to [……] their mistakes and learn from them.
- Part of growing up is learning to [……] one’s actions and their consequences.
- Companies must [……] their environmental impact and take steps to reduce it.
57
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corrective measure
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- Teachers may need to implement [……] for students who consistently misbehave.
- Businesses often take [……] when they fail to meet quality standards.
- Governments sometimes impose [……] on companies that violate regulations.
58
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upstanding person
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- Being an [……] involves more than just following laws; it’s about contributing positively to society.
- Many professions require individuals to be [……] due to their positions of trust.
- Schools often aim to produce not just educated, but [……] citizens.
59
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cognitive benefits
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- Regular exercise has been shown to have [……] in addition to physical ones.
- Learning a second language can provide [……] throughout one’s life.
- Certain types of games are designed to offer [……] for elderly people.
60
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a personalized curriculum
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- Some schools are moving towards [……] to cater to individual student needs and interests.
- Online learning platforms often offer [……] based on the user’s progress and preferences.
- Gifted students may benefit from [……] that challenges them appropriately.
60
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off-limits
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- Certain areas in national parks are [……] to protect fragile ecosystems.
- In many workplaces, personal social media use is [……] during working hours.
- Parents might declare some foods [……] to encourage healthier eating habits in children.
61
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Potential deficiency in social skills
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- “Children who are homeschooled might face a in social skills compared to those who attend regular schools.”
- “A in social skills can hinder a child’s ability to interact confidently with their peers.”
- “The lack of group activities could result in a in social skills among younger students.”
61
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Tertiary education
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- “Many employers require candidates to have completed in order to qualify for higher-level positions.”
- ” offers students the chance to specialize in their chosen fields of study.”
- “Access to is still limited for students from disadvantaged backgrounds.”
62
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Devise a learning plan
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- “Teachers are required to that caters to the needs of all students.”
- “Parents can help to support their child’s development outside of school.”
- “It’s essential to to ensure students remain engaged and motivated.”**
63
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Stronger family bonds between parents and progeny
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- “Involvement in family activities can foster between parents and progeny.”
- “Living in close proximity allows for the development of between parents and progeny.”
- “Cultural traditions often play a role in creating between parents and progeny.”
64
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Admittedly
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- ”, online learning can be less engaging compared to traditional classroom settings.”
- ”, it is challenging to maintain consistent study habits without a proper routine.”
- ”, there are benefits to both homeschooling and public education.”**
64
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Centered around
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- “The curriculum is developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills.”
- “Their conversation was the challenges of modern education.”
- “The debate is whether education should be more practical or theoretical.”**
64
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Ease parent of parental duty
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- “Daycare centers help by offering professional care for young children.”
- “The use of nannies can , giving them more time for their careers.”
- “After-school programs , allowing them to focus on other responsibilities.”**
65
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In comparison to
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- ” private schools, public schools often have larger class sizes.”
- “The education system today is much more advanced what it was a decade ago.”
- ” urban schools, rural schools may lack access to modern facilities.”**
66
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Resort to
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- “Some students private tutors when they struggle to keep up with their lessons.”
- “Parents often sending their children to private schools for better opportunities.”
- “When faced with a lack of educational resources, teachers sometimes improvising materials.”**
67
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To be compelled to
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- “Students may participate in extracurricular activities to meet graduation requirements.”
- “Parents often make financial sacrifices for their children’s education.”
- “Teachers sometimes modify their lesson plans to accommodate diverse learning styles.”**
68
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Send kids to childcare centre & kindergarten
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- “Many parents choose to while they are at work.”
- “In urban areas, it’s common to at an early age to foster social development.”
- “Some families due to the lack of available family members to provide care.”**
69
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Outsource their kids rearing obligations to others
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- “Modern parents often due to demanding work schedules.”
- “It’s becoming more common for parents to as they juggle careers and family life.”
- “Some argue that parents should not but rather take a more active role.”**
70
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Delaying children’s education
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- ” can give them more time to develop critical social skills.”
- “Some parents believe that allows for better emotional maturity before starting school.”
- “While is becoming more accepted, others worry about the long-term effects on academic performance.”**
71
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Entail better development
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- “Allowing children more freedom to explore their environment may of creativity and critical thinking skills.”
- “A balanced approach to learning could of both cognitive and social abilities.”
- “Hands-on activities often of problem-solving skills in young learners.”
- **
72
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To be buried in their studies
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- “Many high-achieving students tend during exam season.”
- “It’s not uncommon for university students , especially in competitive fields like medicine.”
- “When students , they may neglect their social lives and extracurricular activities.”**
73
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The sufficient physical and mental capacity
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- “Not all students have to handle the rigors of full-time education.”
- “Engaging in regular physical activity can help develop to succeed academically.”
- “It’s crucial that students maintain to balance schoolwork and personal life.”**
74
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The initial stages of their lives
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- “During , children are highly receptive to learning new languages.”
- “In , proper nutrition and care are essential for healthy growth and development.”
- “Parents play a vital role in shaping their children’s habits during .”**
75
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Hence
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- “Many students lack motivation; , they do not perform well academically.”
- “The school provides additional tutoring sessions; , students’ test scores have improved.”
- “Tuition fees have increased significantly; , fewer students can afford higher education.”**
76
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This can be attributed to
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- “The rise in online learning options is largely due to advancements in technology; the increased flexibility for students.”
- “The success of the program is impressive; the dedication of both teachers and students.”
- “Higher dropout rates in high school various social factors, including economic hardships.”**
77
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Ultimately
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- “Education should focus on skills that are relevant in the real world; , it prepares students for future careers.”
- “While there are many challenges, , the effort to improve educational standards is worthwhile.”
- “Students may struggle initially, but , those who persevere often succeed.”
- **
78
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Segregate
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- “Some schools may students based on their academic abilities to tailor lessons more effectively.”
- ” can lead to a lack of social interaction between different groups of students.”
- “Educational policies should aim to include all students rather than them by background.”**
79
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More specialized and efficient lessons
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- “Smaller class sizes allow for that cater to individual student needs.”
- “Teachers can provide when they have the resources to focus on specific subjects.”
- “Online platforms often offer through personalized learning modules.”**
80
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Students of varying aptitudes
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- “Teachers must develop strategies to engage in the same classroom.”
- “Programs designed for often include differentiated instruction.”
- “Educators face challenges when addressing the needs of .”
- **
81
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Plan and execute correctly paced lessons
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- “Effective teachers can that accommodate all students’ learning speeds.”
- “In order to help all students succeed, it’s important to throughout the school year.”
- “Teachers need training to that promote engagement and understanding.”**
82
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Well-versed in some particular skills
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- “Some students may be , making them valuable in specialized fields.”
- “Being can enhance a student’s employability in competitive job markets.”
- “Teachers often help students become through targeted training programs.”**
83
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Overcome stage fright
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- “Public speaking classes can help students and gain confidence.”
- “Many performers practice regularly to before an audience.”
- “Students often find that preparation helps them during presentations.”**
84
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Become more well-rounded
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- “Participating in extracurricular activities can help students in their education.”
- “A diverse curriculum allows students to and develop a range of skills.”
- “Schools that emphasize arts and sports contribute to students .”**
85
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Specialized learning environment
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- “Some students thrive in a that focuses on individual learning styles.”
- ” can enhance students’ understanding of complex subjects.”
- “Creating a requires resources and training for educators.”**
86
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Comprehensive learning experience
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- “Field trips can provide students with a that enriches their classroom learning.”
- “A includes not only academic knowledge but also practical skills.”
- “Schools aim to offer a to prepare students for real-world challenges.”**
87
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Implementation of mixed-abilities class
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- “The allows students of different skill levels to learn from each other.”
- “Teachers must adapt their strategies for the to ensure all students benefit.”
- “Research shows that the can foster a collaborative learning environment.”**
88
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Holistic educational setting
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- “A considers the emotional, social, and academic needs of each student.”
- “Schools that promote a encourage the development of well-rounded individuals.”
- “Educators in a focus on the overall growth of students rather than just academic achievement.”**
89
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Innate trait
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- “Some students possess an for languages that makes learning easier.”
- “While hard work is important, an can give certain individuals an advantage.”
- “Teachers recognize that creativity can be an that varies among students.”**
90
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Extensive training
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- “Teachers often undergo to improve their pedagogical skills.”
- ” is essential for professionals in fields requiring specialized knowledge.”
- “The program provides for educators to enhance their teaching methods.”**
91
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Strategic intelligence
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- “Leaders need to navigate complex challenges in education.”
- “The development of is crucial for effective problem-solving in schools.”
- “Students can benefit from learning about as it applies to teamwork and collaboration.”**
92
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Long lineage of successful leaders
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- “This school boasts a in producing graduates who excel in various fields.”
- “Having a can inspire current students to strive for greatness.”
- “The community takes pride in its that includes politicians, educators, and innovators.”**
93
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Preside over
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- “The principal will the meeting to discuss school policies.”
- “Educators who classes must be prepared to handle diverse learning needs.”
- “School boards decisions that affect educational standards and funding.”**
94
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Forward-thinking strategies
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- “Schools must adopt to prepare students for future challenges.”
- “Implementing can enhance student engagement and learning outcomes.”
- “Educators are encouraged to develop that address the needs of a changing workforce.”**
95
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Tenacious
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- “Students who are in their studies often achieve higher academic success.”
- “A attitude can help individuals overcome obstacles in their learning journey.”
- “Being is essential for students facing rigorous academic challenges.”**
96
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Rise up ranks
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- “Many teachers aspire to within the educational system to make a greater impact.”
- “With dedication and hard work, students can in their respective fields.”
- “Those who participate in leadership programs often find opportunities to .”**
97
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Administrate leadership programs
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- “Schools that focus on developing future leaders among their students.”
- “Effective educators often to foster leadership skills in their classrooms.”
- “Institutions must to ensure that programs are beneficial and impactful.”**
98
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Burdensome volume
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- “Students often complain about the of homework they receive each week.”
- “The of required reading can overwhelm even the most diligent learners.”
- “Balancing a of assignments can be challenging for students.”**
99
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A hectic schedule
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- “Many students struggle to maintain their grades while managing .”
- “A can lead to burnout and decreased academic performance.”
- “Time management skills are essential for navigating a successfully.”**
100
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National curriculum
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- “The ensures that all students across the country receive a standardized education.”
- “Changes to the can have a significant impact on teaching methods.”
- “Schools are required to follow the to meet government regulations.”
- **
101
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To be met with backlash
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- “Proposed changes to the school schedule were from parents and teachers.”
- “New policies can often if they do not align with community values.”
- “When educational reforms are implemented hastily, they may from students.”**
102
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Varying and diverse culture
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- “Schools that embrace can create a more inclusive learning environment.”
- “Understanding a is crucial for promoting empathy and respect among students.”
- “Educators must be aware of the in their classrooms to cater to all students effectively.”**
103
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A defining characteristic of
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- “Collaboration is effective teamwork in educational settings.”
- “Critical thinking is often seen as a successful learning environment.”
- “Cultural awareness is a well-rounded education in today’s globalized world.”**
104
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Critical thinking skill
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- “Developing is essential for students to analyze and evaluate information effectively.”
- “Courses that encourage debate help students improve their .”
- “Educators should integrate activities that foster into their lesson plans.”**
105
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Gain a more profound insight into
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- “Studying history allows students to the complexities of human behavior.”
- “Research projects can help students various scientific concepts.”
- “Field experiences provide opportunities for students to real-world issues.”**
106
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Acquire a new language
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- “Studying abroad can help students more quickly than traditional methods.”
- “Immersive environments are ideal for those looking to .”
- “Many people find it easier to when they are surrounded by native speakers.”**
107
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Be well-versed in
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- “Professionals should the latest developments in their field to remain competitive.”
- “Teachers who multiple subjects can offer students a broader education.”
- “To succeed in today’s job market, candidates must relevant skills and technologies.”**
108
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Mutual misunderstanding and cultural shock
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- “Traveling abroad can lead to if one is not prepared for different customs.”
- “Effective communication can help prevent among international students.”
- “Courses on cultural sensitivity aim to reduce in diverse classrooms.”**
109
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Better adapt to a new environment
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- “Students who participate in orientation programs tend to more quickly.”
- “Learning about local customs can help expatriates in a foreign country.”
- “Support networks play a crucial role in helping individuals during transitions.”**
110
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Form deeper bonds
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- “Group activities in classrooms can help students with their peers.”
- “Shared experiences often allow individuals to and foster friendship.”
- “Teachers encourage collaboration to help students with each other.”**
110
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Language acquisition
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- “Early exposure to multiple languages can enhance in children.”
- “Research shows that is most effective when it is immersive.”
- “Understanding the processes of can aid educators in teaching effectively.”**
111
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Forge stronger relationships
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- “Participating in team projects can help students with their classmates.”
- “Community service opportunities often allow individuals to within their neighborhoods.”
- “Teachers can play a vital role in helping students through mentorship.”**
112
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Shape behavior
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- “Positive reinforcement is a powerful tool to in young children.”
- “Educational programs that emphasize empathy can in students.”
- “Peer influences can significantly during adolescence.”**
113
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Real-life experience
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- “Internships provide students with that enhances their job readiness.”
- “Hands-on learning opportunities offer beyond theoretical knowledge.”
- “Field trips can give students that makes lessons more relatable.”**
114
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Combination of sense
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- “A and intuition can lead to better decision-making.”
- “Effective problem-solving often requires a of analytical thinking and creativity.”
- “In learning, a of theory and practice enhances comprehension.”**
115
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Have dire consequences
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- “Failing to address bullying in schools can for students’ mental health.”
- “Neglecting environmental issues can for future generations.”
- “Not adhering to safety regulations in laboratories can for students and staff.”**
116
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First-hand experience
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- “Volunteering abroad provides of different cultures and lifestyles.”
- “Internships allow students to gain in their chosen field.”
- ” can deepen understanding and appreciation of complex issues.”**
117
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Idealized and exaggerated
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- “Media portrayals of education can often be , leading to unrealistic expectations.”
- “Some success stories may be , not reflecting the true challenges faced.”
- “It’s important to critically evaluate images of the student experience.”**
118
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Fulfill singular aims
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- “Some educational programs are designed to and help students focus.”
- “Specialized training can help individuals in their career paths.”
- “Students should be encouraged to while also exploring other interests.”**
119
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Persevere with
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- “Students must their studies even when faced with challenges.”
- “Teachers encourage their students to difficult subjects to achieve mastery.”
- “To succeed in competitive environments, one must their goals despite setbacks.”**
120
Q
Predict foreseeable scenarios
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- “In project planning, teams need to to avoid potential pitfalls.”
- “Students learn to through case studies and simulations.”
- “Being able to is a valuable skill in strategic decision-making.”**
121
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Minimize potential risk
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- “Schools implement safety protocols to during events.”
- “Educators must take precautions to during field trips.”
- “Effective planning can help associated with new initiatives.”**
122
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Take advantage of opportunities
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- “Students should always that enhance their learning experiences.”
- “Networking events allow professionals to for career advancement.”
- “Those who often find themselves in better positions for success.”**
123
Q
Have a more tangible effect on
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- “Community programs can local education by providing resources.”
- “Hands-on projects often student engagement and learning.”
- “Investing in technology can the quality of instruction in schools.”**
124
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Seize the opportunity
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- “When internships arise, students should to gain experience.”
- “The conference offered a chance to network; many attendees were eager to .”
- “In competitive job markets, it’s crucial to when openings become available.”**
125
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Boost career prospects
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- “Higher education can significantly for graduates entering the workforce.”
- “Internships and work experiences can help for recent graduates.”
- “Networking and professional development workshops can also .”**
126
Q
Less well-off individuals
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- “Scholarships are essential for to access higher education.”
- “Programs designed to support can help reduce economic disparities.”
- “Educational policies should consider the needs of in their planning.”**
127
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Reduce socioeconomic inequality
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- “Educational initiatives aim to by providing resources to underprivileged communities.”
- “Investing in early childhood education can help over time.”
- “Access to technology in schools is crucial to in learning opportunities.”**
128
Q
Get pressure on stage budget
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- “Producing a school play can if funding is not secured early.”
- “Event organizers often face when planning large-scale activities.”
- “A tight budget can limit the quality of productions and experiences for students.”**
129
Q
Bear tuition fees
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- “Many students struggle to without financial aid or scholarships.”
- “Parents often find it challenging to for multiple children in college.”
- “With rising costs, it’s increasingly difficult to without incurring debt.”**
130
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Subsidize tuition fees
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- “Governments may choose to to ensure access to higher education for all.”
- “Many universities offer programs that for low-income students.”
- “Employers sometimes as part of employee benefits packages.”**
131
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Financial burden
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- “Student loans can create a significant for graduates.”
- “Many families feel the of rising tuition costs.”
- “It’s essential to find ways to alleviate the associated with higher education.”**
132
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Bridge the gap
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- “Scholarship programs aim to between low-income students and quality education.”
- “Mentorship initiatives can help between students and industry professionals.”
- “Community organizations often work to in resources for disadvantaged groups.”**
133
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Better-endowed families
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- Students from __________ often have access to more educational resources.”
- Disparities in funding can lead to advantages for __________ in school settings.”
- “Policies should address the needs of students from less __________ backgrounds.
134
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Families from disadvantaged backgrounds
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- “Programs tailored for __________ can help level the playing field in education.”
- “Schools should provide additional support for __________ to ensure their success.”
- “Understanding the challenges faced by __________ is crucial for educators.”
135
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Budget deficit
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- “Many schools face a __________ that affects their ability to provide quality education.”
- “Governments often need to address a __________ in education funding.”
- “Creative solutions are necessary to manage a __________ while maintaining standards.”
