remedial
adjective [before noun] (EDUCATION) /rɪˈmiː.di.əl/ UKDefinition
› describing or relating to teaching that is intended to help people who have difficulties in reading or writing: remedial classes/courses She is a teacher of remedial English.Types of education
(Definition of remedial adjective (EDUCATION) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- adult education noun
- article noun (LAW)
- CAL
- classroom noun
- coeducation noun
- consciousness-raising noun
- e-learning noun
- formal adjective (EDUCATION)
- further education noun
- higher adjective (EDUCATION)
- higher education noun
- homeschooling noun
- hothouse noun (EDUCATION)
- nursery adjective
- rote noun
- scholarly adjective
- scholastic adjective
- schooling noun
- special educational needs noun
- tertiary adjective (EDUCATION)
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