Glossary entry

română term or phrase:

matematică T1

engleză translation:

mathematics - advanced

Added to glossary by Cosmin Băduleţeanu
Nov 8, 2012 20:48
11 yrs ago
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română term

matematică T1

din română în engleză Altele Educaţie/Pedagogie diplomă de bac
Pe versoul diplomelor de bacalaureat emise în ultimii ani, denumirile unor materii sunt urmate de litera 'T' şi o cifră. De exemplu, 'matematică T1' sau 'chimie organică T2'.
Înţeleg că T se referă la nivelul de predare al materiei şi poate fi T1, T2 sau T3.

Discussion

Lara Barnett Nov 10, 2012:
@ Cosmin I am pleased you have found translation. With regard to level description, even if you just put "Mathematics - Intermediate" and "Mathematics - Basic" it would work in English. We don't often say "level" here because it is understood this is the meaning, even in official and promotional documents.
Cosmin Băduleţeanu (asker) Nov 10, 2012:
@Lara and George I think the translation here should be 'Mathematics - advanced level' as it refers to the math curriculum which is taught to Math and Sciences track high school students (matematică-fizică, matematică-informatică, informatică). Then 'matematică T2' would be 'Mathematics - Intermediate Level' while 'matematică T3', 'Mathematics - Basic Level' (licee pedagogice, licee vocaţionale). Do you think such translation conveys the meaning well?
Cosmin Băduleţeanu (asker) Nov 10, 2012:
@LaraBartnett Thank you, Lara. And sorry for not clarifying when you asked. I was very busy then. It is what George wrote, it is the difficulty level of the subject depending on the educational track.
George C. Nov 9, 2012:
tip programa Este abrevierea de la "Tipul de programa". La matematica e diferentiere intre t1, t2, t3, la bio t1, t2, in functie de diferitele filiere / "tracks" (intensive, tehnice, vocationale). Deci ar putea fi type sau chiar track.

Aici este o discutie pe aceasta tema v. documentul atasat: http://forum.portal.edu.ro/index.php?showtopic=163066

PS de ceva vreme, anul scolar e impartit in semestre nu trimestre.
Lara Barnett Nov 8, 2012:
Trimestre Is this not referring to the fact that the subject was studied in Trimestre 1, 2, or 3. ?

Proposed translations

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Maths Trimester 1 (or) T1

I think this must imply that each of these subjects was studied in a different trimester. Traditionally called "Terms" in the UK, the European word is being increasingly used over here too.

"Trimester
noun
1. a term or period of three months.
2. one of the three approximately equal terms into which the year is divided by some colleges, schools, etc."
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/trimester?s=t


Below in the example you will see how the T in British also denotes Trimester, and is used to explain in which term/trimester the student studied this course.

"Trimester-by-Trimester
...
TM4492L Asian Body Work (T1 or T2)
TM4491L Tui Na (T1 or T2)"
http://www.nuhs.edu/academics/college-of-professional-studie...
Example sentence:

"Study part-time at UWS and choose from a wide range of options in business, computing, creative industries, education, engineering, ..... NB: TRIMESTER 1 commences in September, TRIMESTER 2 in February and TRIMESTER 3 in June."

"TRIMESTER dates : TRIMESTER 1 – Starts Monday 17 September 2012 and ends Friday 11 January 2013 (15 weeks) TRIMESTER 2 – Starts...etc"

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