Glossary of technical terms and concepts used in lessons
coming soon…a place where pupils can consolidate their grasp of the vocabulary of the subject
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Hi Alan,
Thought you’d get a kick out of knowing that Google listed this post when I did a search for “glossary of brain concepts”. I’ve been thinking about writing a post related to brain vocabulary – not general terms, like parts of the brain, but some of the multi-word phrases I see in books that so aptly describe a concept. I’ve been observing myself to see at what point this vocabulary, which is new to me, becomes part of my normal word usage and I no longer feel it necessary to surround the words in quotes.
Hope the winter is treating you well!
Regards,
Laurie
Hi Laurie
Now you’ve shamed me into realising that I should have done something about this ages ago – things just seem to get so busy.
The winter is not as bad here, thanks, as it is down south. It seems though that, in this financial crisis, we should consider reinstating salt as a currency 🙂
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Hi Alan,
Thought you’d get a kick out of knowing that Google listed this post when I did a search for “glossary of brain concepts”. I’ve been thinking about writing a post related to brain vocabulary – not general terms, like parts of the brain, but some of the multi-word phrases I see in books that so aptly describe a concept. I’ve been observing myself to see at what point this vocabulary, which is new to me, becomes part of my normal word usage and I no longer feel it necessary to surround the words in quotes.
Hope the winter is treating you well!
Regards,
Laurie
Hi Laurie
Now you’ve shamed me into realising that I should have done something about this ages ago – things just seem to get so busy.
The winter is not as bad here, thanks, as it is down south. It seems though that, in this financial crisis, we should consider reinstating salt as a currency 🙂