Scantron refers to a testing method. This method uses optical mark recognition (OMR). In scantron, a light comes from a scanner, strikes on a paper, and identifies the dark marks on it. In any exam, the students have to mark answers on a sheet of… Read More »Scantron
Tuition is the form of personalized teaching or coaching offered to students for a particular course study at a particular institution. It can also be defined as the amount of extra hours where the learner extends additional hours to gain proficiency in a specific topic… Read More »Tuition
UPE refers to Universal Primary Education, a policy by the government to see that every student completes the primary education cycle. This includes the provision of facilities for every child without any discrimination. UPE helps in reducing the education gap by cutting out any disparity… Read More »UPE
Multicultural education refers to giving equal educational opportunities to students, irrespective of their religion, class, caste, creed, race, and ethnicity. In general, the said type of education is based on the principle of educational equality, with a motive to remove all restrictions over educational opportunities… Read More »Multicultural Education
The Ministry of Education is responsible for the execution of the National Education Policy in the country. It was previously called the Ministry of Human Resource Development. The Ministry of Education’s mission is to enhance the education standards in the country by adding advanced teaching… Read More »Ministry of Education
Multiple measures are a variety of measures or indicators used to measure the extent of student learning. Using these multiple measures, instructors collect data within and across subject areas multiple times to deduce whether they are ready to move to the next level. Measures for… Read More »Multiple Measures
Multiple Intelligences is a theory that proposes the differentiation of human intelligence into certain modalities of intelligence. This theory goes against the norm of defining intelligence using a single, general ability. However, the theory has been criticized for its lack of empirical evidence. Howard Gardner… Read More »Multiple Intelligences
Multisensory teaching is a method of instruction that engages more than one sense at a time. These teaching techniques are often used for children with learning differences. But it can benefit students of all ages and intelligence. While learning, kids often rely on pictures and… Read More »Multisensory Teaching
Summative Assessment or Evaluation is an assessment of participants that focuses on the outcome of a program. It is in contrast with the formative assessment that focuses on the development of participants over a period. Michael Scriven, an academic philosopher or polymath, claims all assessments… Read More »Summative Assessment
The learning materials provided by the teacher, school, company, or organization for learning and research is called study materials. In other words, it is the collection of material including textbooks, basic syllabus of subjects, patter patterns, additional information of in-class activities, etc, that teachers may… Read More »Study Materials
