Unit 1: Education — Vocabulary: School and Higher Education
First Baccalaureate · Unit 1: Education · Vocabulary: School and Higher Education
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Date: __________________ (lesson date not recorded)
Unit: 1: Education
Lesson Focus: Vocabulary: School and Higher Education
Unit 1: Education
Vocabulary: School and Higher Education
1. Key verbs
| Word | Simple meaning | Translation |
|---|---|---|
| study | learn a subject | |
| learn | get knowledge or a skill | |
| teach | help someone learn | |
| attend | go to or be present at | |
| revise | study again before a test |
2. Useful expressions
| Expression | Simple meaning | Translation |
|---|---|---|
| graduate from school / university | finish a course of study | |
| get a degree in + subject | receive a university qualification | |
| go abroad | go to another country | |
| conduct research | study a subject carefully to find information | |
| get a scholarship | receive money to help pay for studies |
3. School vocabulary
| Word | Simple meaning | Translation |
|---|---|---|
| break | the time between lessons | |
| timetable | a table showing when lessons begin and end | |
| playground | a place where students play during break | |
| notebook | a book for lessons and notes | |
| pencil case | a small case for pens and pencils | |
| laboratory / lab | a room for scientific experiments |
Write the Arabic translations yourself. Study describes the activity. Learn describes gaining knowledge or a skill.
About this lesson
Adapted from Bilal Khabir’s Canva presentation for First Baccalaureate. The vocabulary activities and three summary tables come from the recent Education deck.
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