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  • What is the difference between curricula and curriculum?
    Curricula is the plural of curriculum This question, asked in a more general way, might be, "What is a common way of forming plural vs singular for Latin-derived words?" There is a whole list of them and they come in multiple patterns: curriculum vs curricula; referendum vs referenda; datum vs data; medium vs media; focus vs foci
  • grammatical number - Is the plural of CV: CV or CVs when the pluralised . . .
    I think the plural is Curriculum Vitarum (or possibly Curricula Vitae), which would make the plural abbreviation CV too Use of the -s suffix suggests Curriculum Vitaes (or possibly Curriculums Vitae) which seems wrong
  • How to mention a course name in an essay? [closed]
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  • single word requests - What to call the best student in a class . . .
    We are talking here about higher education, especially in the context of curricula that keep a given set of students over the course of several years, being ranked at the end of each year, possibly with competitive admission for the following year The ranking is a weighted average of all marks obtained over the year
  • What is the difference between unfeasible and infeasible?
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  • Plurals of acronyms, letters, numbers — use an apostrophe or not?
    I seem to remember the old askoxford com site said either was acceptable: CDs and CD's But now the replacement Lexico powered by Oxford firmly suggests to avoid the apostrophe except in a few special cases:
  • Is there a full stop after Mrs. ? [closed] - English Language Usage . . .
    I ask this because I've noticed both the omission, and usage, of the period in English and American texts, and I want to be concurrent with Cambridge curricula I've searched through the forum, and while I have found similar threads (and read through them) the questions were either published about eight years ago ( How to correctly assimilate
  • Whats the difference between rigor and rigorousness?
    These ideas, principles and strategies comprise a conceptual framework to guide reform Rigor can be talked about in terms of specific course requirements and curricula, in terms of the quality of content and instruction, and in terms of strategies to support improved student achievement Criticism:





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