Education

Academic collocations for learning, studying, and educational contexts

はじめに

アカデミックな英語は特定のコロケーションに大きく依存しています。イギリス英語では試験を「sit an exam」であって「write an exam」じゃない、研究を「do research」であって「make research」じゃない。こうした組み合わせは学術的な場面で欠かせません。

この章では、学校や大学から自主学習、生涯学習まで、教育に関するコロケーションを学びます。

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この章のコロケーション一覧（28）

• sit an exam To take a formal test or examination
• pass an exam To achieve a satisfactory result in a test or examination
• fail an exam To not achieve a satisfactory result in a test or examination
• take notes To write down important points during a lecture, meeting, or while reading
• do homework To complete schoolwork assigned to be done outside of class
• do research To study a subject carefully in order to discover new information
• skip a class To deliberately not attend a lesson or class
• attend a lecture To be present at a formal educational talk given by a lecturer or professor
• drop out To leave school, university, or a course before finishing it
• enrol on a course To officially register to take a course of study
• get a degree To successfully complete a university qualification
• distance learning A method of studying where students do not need to attend a school or univers...
• higher education Education at university level or above, typically after the age of eighteen
• primary school A school for children between the ages of about five and eleven
• academic year The period of the year during which students attend school or university, usu...
• term time The periods during the year when schools and universities are in session
• student loan Money borrowed from the government or a bank to pay for university education
• school uniform The standard set of clothes that pupils at a particular school are required t...
• pay attention To concentrate carefully on what someone is saying or doing
• learn by heart To memorise something so completely that you can repeat it without looking
• gain experience To acquire knowledge or skill through doing or being involved in something
• broaden horizons To expand the range of your knowledge, interests, or experiences
• steep learning curve A situation where you have to learn a lot of new things in a short time
• play truant To stay away from school without permission
• extracurricular activities Organised activities that take place outside of normal lessons, such as sport...
• further education Education after secondary school but below university level, such as college ...
• mature student A student who is older than the typical age for their course, usually over 21...
• gap year A year taken off between finishing school and starting university, typically ...