Posts Tagged ‘eduspeak’
Education buzzwords or legitimate language of discipline?
Posted by: nonamuldoon on: December 18, 2008
I was intrigued by my colleague Damien’s recent blog , within which reference was made to educational terms as “education buzzwords” or “eduspeak”. Damien asks: How exposed are academics to this language by curriculum designers (now known as edunerds – pronounced ed-u-nerds)? Damien then provides “an initial list of eduspeak buzzwords”, some of which are technical [...]
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