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Meta-analysis
Statistical procedure for integrating the results of different studies.
Meta-cognition
Ability to reflect on one's own thinking and learning.
Meta-competence
Higher-order ability to acquired and use competencies well in a variety
of situations.
Meta-skill
Higher-order skill that allows other skills to be used and developed.
Minimal competencies
Lowest level of knowledge or skill necessary for engaging in a task
or admittance into a program; see also competencies.
Mission statement
Statement articulation the primary aims of a group or institution.
Model answers
Samples of exemplary answers to questions or essays. Modular studies
Program of study build on a set of modules.
Modularization
Teaching process that splits material or courses into modules to
allow students flexibility in selecting modules to create a program of
study
Module
A separate unit or selection of material that forms a coherent whole,
but may be combined with other units.
Monitoring achievement
Tracking students' progress towards achieving a learning goal.
Motivational context
The attempt to provide a setting where students are motivated to
learn; can be achieved in various ways such as encouraging students to
take responsibility for their own learning, being involved in selecting
the topics for learning, or planning a lesson.
MPEG (Moving Picture Expert Group) (em-peg)
1) Standard format for compressing and storing digital video and
audio.
2) Any file using the MPEG format.
Multiple Choice Questions
Test format where students are provided several possible answers
and must identify the best possible answer
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