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Definition of educational support - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
educationhelp given to students to improve their learning or school progress
- The school offers educational support for children who struggle with reading.
2.
servicesservices or resources provided to make teaching and learning more effective
- The charity focuses on educational support in under-resourced rural communities.
Terms with educational support included in their meaning
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support
requiring special educational support
educational support
provision of remedial education or training
educational support
support someone in learning or problem-solving
education
guidance and support in educational settings
education
structured approach for educational support
education
educational support provided via the internet
educational guidance
someone who provides direction and support in educational settings
Examples of educational support in a sentence
Online tutoring is a key part of their educational support program. The school offers additional educational support for struggling readers. Online tutoring has become a major form of educational support for university students.
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- French:soutien scolaire, soutien éducatif, ...
- German:schulische Unterstützung, Bildungsunterstützung, ...
- Italian:supporto educativo, assistenza educativa, ...
- Spanish:apoyo educativo, soporte educativo, ...
- Portuguese:apoio educativo, apoio educacional, ...
- Chinese:教育支持, 辅助教育, ...
- Japanese:学習支援, 教育サポート, ...
- Arabic:الدَّعْمُ التَّعْلِيمِيُّ, دَعْمٌ تَعْلِيمِيٌّ, ...
- Hebrew:תְּמִיכָה חִינּוּכִית, סִיּוּעַ חִינוּכִי, ...
- Russian:учебная поддержка, поддержка в обучении, ...
- Ukrainian:освітня підтримка, підтримка в освіті, ...
- Hindi:शैक्षिक सहायता, शिक्षा सहायता सेवाएँ, ...
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