Dec 8, 2022 11:08
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Spanish term
Superacion de creditos
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Education / Pedagogy
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In a transcript of subjects, as part of one of the listed subjects. It seems like a very generic phrase but I'm honestly not sure what it exactly refers to or how to translate. There is no entry given for it (see context below) either, so it makes it hard to see the relevance
16067 DINAMICA ESTRUCTURAL Cred: 6
Superacion de creditos:
PRACTICAL EN EMPRESAS Cred: 9
Superacion de Creditos:
16067 DINAMICA ESTRUCTURAL Cred: 6
Superacion de creditos:
PRACTICAL EN EMPRESAS Cred: 9
Superacion de Creditos:
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +3 | completed credits / obtained credits | Kauê Oliveira |
4 | earning ('clocking-up') of academic credits | Adrian MM. |
Proposed translations
+3
1 hr
Selected
completed credits / obtained credits
Options that refer to completing a course or class, since it is related to pedagogy. I hope it helps!
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philgoddard
: http://www.collinsdictionary.com/us/dictionary/spanish-engli...
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Carina Mariani
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Mónica Hanlan
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Spanish term (edited):
superación de créditos
earning ('clocking-up') of academic credits
> assuming a (relatively recent and transferable) educational credits system is used.
> superación - more 'overcoming' than 'overshooting' the mark.
> superación - more 'overcoming' than 'overshooting' the mark.
Example sentence:
You can earn academic credits for any type of study programme (modules, courses, placements, dissertation work, etc.)
Enrollment status determination for diploma programs involves taking each course's clock/contact hours a student takes each semester and dividing it by 30.
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Zorra Renard
: 'earning' maybe, but normally, academic credits are 'acquired' or ' obtained';
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