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A defined teaching period, typically about half an academic year.

Comparing performance against peer standards or network averages to identify gaps and strengths.

Technology that adjusts content, pace and difficulty in real time based on each learner's performance.

The theory and practice of teaching adults, as distinct from pedagogy for children.

A theory of learning holding that behaviour is acquired through conditioning and shaped by interaction with the environment, focusing on observable responses rather than internal mental states.