Learning that takes place when students work in groups to discuss and solve problems together.

The courses taught in a school, what is taught in each course, and how the courses are sequenced.

Not based on, or affiliated with, any religion.

Thinking about things that are actually experienced.

A person who has less education or experience, but works under the supervision of a highly educated professional.

Thinking about ideas and concepts and connecting feelings with thoughts (for example, justice or love).

Education that takes place after high school.

Activities that take place before or after school.

A curriculum developed by the teachers and staff of a school or school district for use in their own classrooms.

Postsecondary schools that are designed to teach the specific skills needed to begin working in a trade.

People who design, conduct, and supervise programs to improve the skills of a company's employees.

The distinct and unique differences among people.

A group of conditions (physical, intellectual, or behavioral) that can severely impact learning.

A person who studies human behavior and mental processes and develops theories to explain why people behave the way they do.

A person who supports or promotes the interests of others.