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noun. work assigned to and done by a student during a course of study; usually it is evaluated as part of the student's grade in the course.

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1. Noun, singular or mass They must also understand how their coursework plays a role in their future life, and these students will do better if the teacher avoids covering information in class that only repeats what is in the book.

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noun as in progress, advance

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• development

Strong matches

• advancement
• furtherance
• progression

Weak matches

• consecution

noun as in path, channel

• watercourse

noun as in length of action

noun as in plan of study

• preparation
• matriculation
• discussion group

verb as in flow; run

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And, that can hamper a site owner’s ability to fully identify patterns of problems across the entire site, export more URLs by category, and then of course, address all of those problems in a timely manner.

A relatively tiny spend for someone like Bezos could alter the course of how we address climate change and what we focus on globally.

If you enter any keywords into Google Trends, you get to see how interest in that topic has increased or decreased over the course of time.

Home wins over Nebraska would not do much to help Maryland’s tournament résumé, but over the course of just a few days, the Terps could significantly improve their 4-9 Big Ten record.

Over the course of 2020, the paid search team drove a 137 percent year-over-year increase in CTR through keyword audits, URL audits, ongoing performance optimizations, and flexible allocation of budget to the most efficient keywords.

Its biggest asset, of course, is the steely Atwell, who never asks you to feel sorry for Carter despite all the sexism around her.

The U.S. military has said it is too early to make any conclusions, other than the war is on course.

“Competition is there, of course, but I think there is enough business for everyone as long as the demand is there,” he says.

All of these far future speculations, of course, depend on a series of “ifs.”

And of course, Rod, being Rod, goes for it a hundred percent; his mouth drops open and he says, ‘What?’

And she would be wearing some of the jewels with the white dress—just a few, not many, of course.

Of course, considerations of weight have to be taken into account, but the more mould round the roots the better.

Of course the expression of this value is modified and characterized by the nature of the thing spoken of.

What course was taken to supply that assembly when any noble family became extinct?

Of course it is only the hardiest Ferns which can be expected to grow well in the town garden.

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noun as in admission, means of entry, approach

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noun as in goal

• desideratum
• intent/intention
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Synonyms for course kɔrs, koʊrs course, this thesaurus page includes all potential synonyms, words with the same meaning and similar terms for the word course ., english synonyms and antonyms rate these synonyms: 5.0 / 1 vote.

A career was originally the ground for a race, or, especially, for a knight's charge in tournament or battle; whence career was early applied to the charge itself.

If you will use the lance, take ground for your career .... The four horsemen met in full career .

Scott Quentin Durward ch. 14, p. 194. [ D. F. & CO. ]

In its figurative use career signifies some continuous and conspicuous work, usually a life-work, and most frequently one of honorable achievement. Compare BUSINESS.

Synonyms: career , charge , flight , line of achievement , passage , public life , race , rush

Complete Dictionary of Synonyms and Antonyms Rate these synonyms: 1.3 / 3 votes

Synonyms: order , sequence , continuity , direction , progress , line , way , mode , race , career , road , route , series , passage , succession , round , manner , plan , conduct , method

Antonyms: disorder , discussion , solution , interruption , deviation , hindrance , error , conjecture , hazard , speculation , caprice

Princeton's WordNet Rate these synonyms: 1.8 / 4 votes

course, course of study, course of instruction, class noun

education imparted in a series of lessons or meetings

"he took a course in basket weaving"; "flirting is not unknown in college classes"

Synonyms: path , form , family , program , stratum , grade , division , programme , year , class , course of instruction , course of study , trend , socio-economic class , syllabus , social class , line , row , track , curriculum , course of action , course , category

course, line noun

a connected series of events or actions or developments

"the government took a firm course"; "historians can only point out those lines for which evidence is available"

Synonyms: course , billet , short letter , assembly line , crease , melodic phrase , argumentation , railway line , argument , bloodline , pedigree , product line , parentage , melodic line , rail line , channel , blood , contrast , business line , row , job , phone line , line of products , course of action , line of credit , occupation , credit line , grade , cable , personal line of credit , form , line of reasoning , pipeline , descent , demarcation , stemma , course of study , communication channel , bank line , agate line , path , line of work , dividing line , stock , business , trend , furrow , lineage , wrinkle , line of merchandise , note , origin , personal credit line , tune , class , line , line of descent , melody , telephone circuit , line of business , air , blood line , course of instruction , transmission line , strain , telephone line , seam , crinkle , production line , subscriber line , ancestry , track , logical argument

course, trend noun

general line of orientation

"the river takes a southern course"; "the northeastern trend of the coast"

Synonyms: path , form , grade , vogue , style , trend , tendency , class , movement , course of instruction , course of study , drift , line , row , track , course of action , course

course, course of action noun

a mode of action

"if you persist in that course you will surely fail"; "once a nation is embarked on a course of action it becomes extremely difficult for any retraction to take place"

Synonyms: trend , course of action , line , grade , form , course of study , class , row , course of instruction , course , track , path

path, track, course noun

a line or route along which something travels or moves

"the hurricane demolished houses in its path"; "the track of an animal"; "the course of the river"

Synonyms: path , data track , form , rail , row , route , grade , runway , raceway , racecourse , cart track , caterpillar track , way , caterpillar tread , cut , course of instruction , course of study , trend , way of life , rails , trail , line , lead , class , track , itinerary , cartroad , course of action , course , racetrack , running

class, form, grade, course noun

a body of students who are taught together

"early morning classes are always sleepy"

Synonyms: category , ground level , figure , tier , flesh , frame , stratum , mark , kind , track , chassis , social class , physical body , grad , soma , row , course of action , score , human body , division , level , socio-economic class , grade , manikin , sort , form , mannikin , mannequin , conformation , phase , course of study , family , word form , trend , path , cast , gradation , configuration , class , variant , degree , course , pattern , bod , year , signifier , shape , descriptor , line , course of instruction , variety , strain , anatomy , physique , contour , var. , material body , manakin , build

course noun

part of a meal served at one time

"she prepared a three course meal"

Synonyms: trend , course of action , line , grade , form , course of study , class , row , course of instruction , track , path

course, row noun

(construction) a layer of masonry

"a course of bricks"

Synonyms: path , form , wrangle , run-in , grade , rowing , trend , words , class , course of instruction , course of study , quarrel , dustup , line , row , track , course of action , course

course verb

facility consisting of a circumscribed area of land or water laid out for a sport

"the course had only nine holes"; "the course was less than a mile"

move swiftly through or over

"ships coursing the Atlantic"

Synonyms: run , feed , flow

run, flow, feed, course verb

move along, of liquids

"Water flowed into the cave"; "the Missouri feeds into the Mississippi"

Synonyms: course , operate , feed in , hunt , fly the coop , work , scat , run away , move , turn tail , eat , flux , range , run , guide , function , lead , lam , flow , melt down , track down , break away , head for the hills , extend , hunt down , endure , bunk , take to the woods , consort , execute , feed , fall , feast , bleed , carry , scarper , go , unravel , prey , lean , play , die hard , race , pass , fertilise , fertilize , run for , black market , give , persist , incline , hang , draw , hightail it , be given , prevail , campaign , tend , escape , ladder , ply , menstruate , melt

course adverb

hunt with hounds

"He often courses hares"

naturally, of course, course adverb

as might be expected

"naturally, the lawyer sent us a huge bill"

Synonyms: course , by nature , naturally , of course

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Synonyms: race , career

Synonyms: route , way , track , road

Synonyms: direction , bearing , point of compass , line of progress

Synonyms: round , beat

Synonyms: progress , process

Synonyms: regularity , order , succession , turn

Synonyms: deportment , line of conduct , manner of proceeding

Synonyms: series , system , methodical arrangement

Synonyms: set of dishes ( at a banquet )

Synonyms: pursue , hunt , chase , run after , give chase to

Synonyms: run , move swiftly

Synonyms, Antonyms & Associated Words Rate these synonyms: 1.0 / 1 vote

Synonyms: progress , passage , direction , bearing , heat , bout , round , procedure , sequence , routine , order , succession regularity , career , series

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List of paraphrases for "course":

courses , sure , way , cours , curriculum , internship , safe , progress , chap , framework , direction , path , process , loop , curso , assumption , run , classes , doubt , secure , current , class , trajectory , curricula , route , race , during , line , courts , track , over , traineeship , training , road

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That's it. Of course ! I never met Caruana Galizia in Caruana Galizia life.

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The Biden administration is doing all the right things such as mandating masks during interstate travel, limiting social gatherings and committing to getting as much vaccine to the people that are delivering the shots as soon as possible, i think the most important thing for the vaccine program will be predictability — making sure that each state and each health care system within the state knows how many vaccines they are going to get over the course of the next few weeks.

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Having a thought is a crime in some places, being your own man is a crime in some places, my father is guilty of having the guts to speak up. This is political, of course it is. These are the games they play.

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The timing may not be obviously the best but FIFA welcomes this process and FIFA co-operates fully with the attorney general of Switzerland and the Federal Office of Justice, of course Congress will take place. One thing has nothing to do with the other.

Vladimir Putin :

Russia will continue, of course, to supply natural gas in accordance with volumes and prices... fixed in previously concluded contracts, the changes will only affect the currency of payment, which will be changed to Russian rubles.

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The adoption of artificial intelligence in a collegiate setting generates a vast spectrum of perspectives.

Despite lacking a uniform opinion on whether it should be implemented in the classroom, students across different fields have started to dip their toes into AI, and they’re finding an array of benefits and pitfalls regardless of their chosen academic discipline.

Freshman Santiago Salazar is an AI enthusiast, viewing the software as an enhancing tool rather than something to be overly reliant on. ChatGPT was the gateway software for Salazar to explore AI, testing its boundaries starting as early as his junior year of high school.

Salazar chose to study civil engineering at Gonzaga University due to its alignment with his high school’s Jesuit philosophy and his Catholic faith, values that hold great importance to him. He was drawn to the emphasis on moral principles within engineering and its potential to contribute to the common good, a core tenet of the Gonzaga mission statement exemplified by his classes.

Salazar’s interest in civil engineering was piqued from an early age since both of his parents work in the industry. Salazar regards civil engineering as a way to give back to his Latino community by building equitable infrastructure and serving as a role model in a field dominated by white males.

Diving into a career that blends his passion for engineering with his commitment to ethical principles, Santiago sees AI as a phenomenal resource to pull out of his back pocket when needed.

When tackling his civil engineering homework, Salazar will ask AI sites for specific formulas used for a problem, never asking it for the answer directly, but rather for the first step of setting up a problem.

He acknowledges that ChatGPT is a flawed software with its own set of drawbacks. It often spits out faulty equations, or false and dated information. He notes understanding its limitations and using caution is critical for a student using AI.

Salazar firmly believes AI is not a crutch unless used when cheating, which he considers a disservice to oneself. His tactics for utilizing AI have drastically grown over the years. In high school, Salizar would use it as an easy way to finish assignments rather than to learn from them. Now, as a college student, he understands it was intended to aid and develop one's critical thinking skills.

While some assignments focused on the technical aspects and ethical considerations of AI, others required its direct application in writing tasks and reflections. Salazar emphasized that the crux of the course lay in whether individuals took the time to thoroughly understand the drawbacks and benefits of AI.

Junior Kylie Mukai was skeptical of AI when she first learned about it. Mukai is an Act Six scholar pursuing a degree in English with a writing concentration and secondary teaching certification.

She was first introduced to AI by her professors in the spring of her sophomore year. They had a strong opposition to it, leading her to initially regard it as prohibited software. This translated into Mukai not experimenting and utilizing AI sites like ChatGPT until the fall of her junior year when she realized it could be harnessed as an asset. Starting with simple tasks like finding synonyms and completing sentences, she gradually integrated AI into her writing process.

Her professors’ perspectives of AI shifted in the fall of 2023, allowing her to further explore AI as writing a tool. Mukai took the Teaching of Writing course with John Eliason, who encouraged his students to use AI in teaching, writing, and as a tool for informational literacy.

Her further experimental work in the software evolved into it positively infiltrating and refining her writing process.

This acceptance of AI also permeated her education courses this semester, particularly in the class Assessment for Secondary Teachers with Suzann Girtz, in which AI was heavily integrated. The course focused on assessments, quizzes, grading, and student learning assessment. AI tools, such as prompt rubrics, were provided as resources for teachers, cutting the time spent creating rubrics in half. Mukai believes that this time-saving aspect can be redirected into building stronger relationships with students. She sees the benefit of AI in education as providing time-saving shortcuts that enhance the learning experience.

Mukai acknowledges that AI, while beneficial, has its downsides. She notes that AI often struggles with capturing the tone or mood of her writing, lacking the personal voice and perspective that a human element provides. This can result in overly formal or generic outputs that don't align with her personal writing style. Additionally, she highlights that it takes time to learn how to accurately prompt AI to produce the desired materials and to refine her skills to maintain her standard of quality.

Despite these challenges, Mukai emphasizes that her education at Gonzaga University has helped her view AI as a worthwhile tool rather than a crutch. As she looks towards her future career in teaching middle and high schoolers, she finds it intriguing to consider how AI will influence this next generation at such an impressionable age and pivotal point in their education.

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Warning: This post contains spoilers for the Netflix series Baby Reindeer .

In his one-man play-turned-hit Netflix series Baby Reindeer , Scottish comedian Richard Gadd recounts the harrowing true story of how his experience with being stalked forced him to confront a buried trauma.

Playing a fictionalized version of himself named Donny Dunn, Gadd unpacks the years-long stalking and harassment campaign he endured at the hands of a middle-aged woman he refers to by the pseudonym Martha (played with a chilling intensity by Jessica Gunning) while struggling to make it as a stand-up and writer in London. As is depicted in the show, the stalking began in the wake of Gadd being groomed, repeatedly sexually assaulted, and raped by an older male TV industry mentor (named Darrien in the show and played by Tom Goodman-Hill)—an ordeal that left him reeling emotionally, questioning his sexuality, and wrestling with extreme self-loathing. Still, Gadd doesn't shy away from his own complicity in what transpired with Martha, frequently painting himself in a negative light as the story unfolds over the course of seven episodes.

“It would be unfair to say she was an awful person and I was a victim. That didn’t feel true,” he told The Guardian in 2019 following the sold-out inaugural run of the Baby Reindeer play. "I did loads of things wrong and made the situation worse. I wasn’t a perfect person [back then], so there’s no point saying I was."

When Gadd debuted his one-man show at the 2019 Edinburgh Festival Fringe, it had been two years since he had seen or heard from Martha. Three years earlier, while the stalking was still in full swing, he had won the festival's top prize for his comedy show Monkey See, Monkey Do , which explored his experience as a survivor of sexual violence. The Baby Reindeer Netflix series, which is currently at number two on the streamer's most-watched charts following its release last week, is an amalgam of the two stage shows.

"It felt like a risky thing—to do a 'warts and all' version of the story where I held my hands up to the mistakes I had made with Martha," Gadd wrote in a piece that accompanied the show's debut . "The foolish flirting. The cowardly excuses as to why we could not be together. Not to mention the themes of internalized prejudice and sexual shame that underpinned it all. The graphic details of the drugging and grooming and sexual violence I had experienced only a few years before...But equally I could not shy away from the truth of what had happened to me. This was a messy, complicated situation. But one that needed to be told, regardless."

Here's what to know about the true story behind Baby Reindeer .

What happened with Martha?

Similar to how the show begins, Gadd has said that the stalking started after he gave Martha a free cup of tea when she came into the London pub where he was working in 2015. “At first everyone at the pub thought it was funny that I had an admirer,” he told The Times . "Then she started to invade my life, following me, turning up at my gigs, waiting outside my house, sending thousands of voicemails and emails."

Over the next four and a half years, Gadd recounts that Martha sent him 41,071 emails, 350 hours' worth of voicemails, 744 tweets, 46 Facebook messages, 106 pages of letters, and a variety of strange gifts. Every email that appears in the Netflix series is a message that Gaad received in real life. She also harassed a number of people who were close to Gaad, including his parents and a trans woman (named Teri in the show and played by Nava Mau) whom he had begun dating shortly before the stalking began.

When Gadd tried to go to the police, he discovered that the laws surrounding harassment and abuse are, in his own words, "so stupid." Despite the fact that the show presents Martha as having been previously convicted on similar charges, Gadd was told he needed concrete evidence of direct threats for authorities to take any action.

"They look for black and white, good and evil, and that’s not how it works," he told The Independent . "You can really affect someone’s life within the parameters of legality, and that is sort of mad."

How do things stand today?

In the show, Martha ultimately receives a nine-month prison sentence and five-year restraining order for stalking Donny. In real life, Gaad has never disclosed the details of how the situation was resolved beyond the fact that he had "mixed feelings" about it.

"I can’t emphasize enough how much of a victim she is in all this," he told The Independent . "Stalking and harassment is a form of mental illness. It would have been wrong to paint her as a monster, because she’s unwell, and the system’s failed her."

As for how Gaad's sexual assault has continued to impact his life, the finale culminates in a closing sequence in which Donny shows up at Darrien's home to confront him only to accept an offer to work on his new show instead. A distressed Donny then finds himself at a bar where he is offered a drink on the house in a moment that flips his first interaction with Martha on its head.

"I think that was almost the most truthful scene of the entire show. What abuse does is it creates psychological damage as well as physical damage," Gadd told GQ . "There’s a pattern where a lot of people who have been abused feel like they need their abusers. I don’t think it was a cynical ending, it was showing an element of abuse that hadn’t been seen on television before, which is, unfortunately, the deeply entrenched, negative, psychological effects of attachment you can sometimes have with your abuser."

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• needless to say
• on the whole
• customarily
• traditionally
• conventionally

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• extraordinarily
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• irregularly
• anomalously

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