Many of the discussions are couched in educational jargon that effectively excludes many 'jobbing doctors' who do so much of the teaching.

Follow up with research When school leaders give presentations, you may hear a bit of educational jargon.

Candidates were expected to parrot the latest fads in educational jargon and have unquestioned loyalty to their supervisors in the bureaucracy.

While the writing is clear and the authors do not (quite) overdose on educational jargon, it is also dry and repetitive.

And it is not a meek or hedging vow, weighted down with educational jargon or long-winded caveats.

A workshop called "Portfolio Assessment" yielded unlikely contrasts of educational jargon and flights of fancy.

More information is nice, some say, but not if it means 10 pages of fine print full of educational jargon.

The Chancellor's critics have carped at everything from his educational jargon to his stylish wardrobe to his failure to return phone calls.

"There's a lot of educational jargon in there," Mr. Roy said.

(3) Give each public school the right to reject any pupil who is likely to be "special" in the sense of today's educational jargon.