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Weighting
Statistical process of determining a factor for an item to reflect
the importance of the item as it relates to other items, e.g. one test
item may be "weighted" to count twice as much as any other problem.
Wide area network (WAN)
A collection of local area networks (LANs) connected together over
distance via telephone lines and/or radiowaves.
Widening access
Attempts to provide disadvantaged students maximum opportunities
to participate in courses; attempts may include modifications of entry
requirements or alternative teaching formats.
Word length
Total number of words required for an essay, thesis or written report.
Word Wall
A selected collection of words posted on a wall that is arranged
in lists or groups to facilitate students familiarity with common sight
words.
Work-based learning
Learning that occurs in work place and is usually completed under
the supervision an employee of the company and a instructor connected
to an educational institution; examples include co-op programs, student
teaching and internships.
Work experience
Skills and knowledge gained from having been employed or during occupation-related
assignments.
Work load
The amount of work assigned to a person during a specific time period.
Work placement
Placing students in specific jobs or employment settings to gain
work-related knowledge and skills outside of traditional educational institutions.
World Wide Web (WWW, the web)
A sub-portion of the Internet where text, images, and video are accessed;
what most people refer to as the Internet.
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