100 Education Vocabulary for IELTS Task 2 Arguments

No.	Term	Definition
1.	Academic achievement	Measured success in study outcomes.
2.	Academic integrity	Honesty in learning and assessment.
3.	Accreditation	Official recognition of program quality.
4.	Active learning	Students learn by doing and reflecting.
5.	Admission criteria	Requirements for entry to a course.
6.	Adult education	Learning programs for mature learners.
7.	After-school program	Supervised activities beyond school hours.
8.	Apprenticeship	Paid training combining work and study.
9.	Assessment criteria	Standards used to judge performance.
10.	Attendance rate	Proportion of students present regularly.
11.	Autonomous learning	Self-directed study without constant guidance.
12.	Blended learning	Mix of online and in-person teaching.
13.	Boarding school	School where students live on campus.
14.	Brainstorming	Generating many ideas quickly.
15.	Bullying prevention	Actions to reduce student harassment.
16.	Campus facilities	Buildings and services supporting learning.
17.	Career guidance	Advice on jobs and study pathways.
18.	Civic education	Teaching rights, duties, and citizenship.
19.	Class size	Number of students per class.
20.	Collaborative learning	Learning through group cooperation.
21.	Community college	Two-year institution offering diplomas.
22.	Compulsory education	Legally required schooling years.
23.	Continuous assessment	Ongoing evaluation during a course.
24.	Core curriculum	Essential subjects all students study.
25.	Critical thinking	Reasoned analysis and evaluation of ideas.
26.	Cultural literacy	Knowledge of shared cultural references.
27.	Curriculum reform	Planned changes to course content.
28.	Daycare provision	Childcare services enabling parents to study.
29.	Deep learning	Understanding concepts beyond memorization.
30.	Digital divide	Unequal access to technology and internet.
31.	Distance learning	Study away from campus, often online.
32.	Dropout rate	Share of students leaving early.
33.	E-learning platform	Online system for courses and materials.
34.	Early childhood education	Learning for children under primary age.
35.	Educational equity	Fair access regardless of background.
36.	Educational funding	Money allocated to schools and students.
37.	Educational reform	System-wide changes to improve education.
38.	Emotional intelligence	Managing emotions and understanding others.
39.	Empirical evidence	Data-based proof supporting a claim.
40.	Entrance exam	Test used for admission decisions.
41.	Equal opportunity	Same chances for all learners.
42.	Experiential learning	Learning through real-world experience.
43.	Extracurricular activities	Non-academic clubs, sports, arts.
44.	Faculty development	Training to improve teachers’ skills.
45.	Feedback loop	Using comments to improve performance.
46.	Field trip	Educational visit outside the classroom.
47.	Flipped classroom	Lessons at home, practice in class.
48.	Formative assessment	Feedback-focused evaluation during learning.
49.	Further education	Study after secondary school, non-university.
50.	Gifted education	Programs for high-ability learners.
51.	Grade inflation	Rising grades without higher standards.
52.	Graduate employability	Ability to gain work after study.
53.	Hands-on training	Practical learning by direct practice.
54.	Higher education	University-level study and research.
55.	Holistic education	Developing academic, social, emotional skills.
56.	Homework policy	Rules about assigned work at home.
57.	Inclusive education	Teaching all learners in mainstream settings.
58.	Independent study	Learning planned and done individually.
59.	Inquiry-based learning	Learning through questions and investigation.
60.	Internship	Short-term workplace learning placement.
61.	Ivy League	Elite US university group.
62.	Language immersion	Learning through full target-language use.
63.	Learning outcomes	Skills and knowledge students should gain.
64.	Learning styles	Preferred ways individuals absorb information.
65.	Lecture-based teaching	Teacher talks; students listen and note.
66.	Lesson plan	Structured outline for a class session.
67.	Lifelong learning	Continuous learning throughout life.
68.	Literacy rate	Share of people who can read.
69.	Merit-based scholarship	Aid awarded for high performance.
70.	Mindset (growth)	Belief abilities improve with effort.
71.	Mobile learning	Studying via smartphones or tablets.
72.	Moral education	Teaching values and ethical behavior.
73.	Multicultural education	Teaching that respects diverse cultures.
74.	National curriculum	Government-set learning standards nationwide.
75.	Needs-based aid	Financial help based on family income.
76.	Non-verbal communication	Meaning conveyed without words.
77.	Numeracy skills	Ability to use basic mathematics.
78.	Online learning	Education delivered via the internet.
79.	Open educational resources	Free teaching and learning materials.
80.	Outcome-based education	Teaching focused on defined results.
81.	Parental involvement	Parents’ participation in children’s education.
82.	Peer assessment	Students evaluate each other’s work.
83.	Performance indicators	Metrics used to judge effectiveness.
84.	Plagiarism	Using others’ work without credit.
85.	Private school	Fee-paying, non-government school.
86.	Progress tracking	Monitoring learning over time.
87.	Project-based learning	Learning by completing extended projects.
88.	Public education	Government-funded schooling system.
89.	Quality assurance	Processes ensuring standards are met.
90.	Remote teaching	Instruction delivered from a distance.
91.	Rote memorization	Learning by repetition without understanding.
92.	Scholarship	Financial award supporting study costs.
93.	School discipline	Rules and consequences for behavior.
94.	School infrastructure	Physical buildings and equipment for schools.
95.	School-leaver	Person finishing compulsory schooling.
96.	Secondary education	Schooling after primary level.
97.	Self-assessment	Evaluating one’s own work and progress.
98.	Social mobility	Movement between socioeconomic levels.
99.	Special educational needs	Extra support for learning difficulties.
100.	Standardized testing	Uniform exams comparing student performance.