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practicum

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prac·ti·cum  (prkt-km)
n.
A school or college course, especially one in a specialized field of study, that is designed to give students supervised practical application of previously studied theory: advanced practicums in teaching reading.

[German Praktikum, from Late Latin prcticum, neuter of prcticus, practical; see practical.]


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I was thrilled when an unexpected phone call from the National Women's Studies Association presented me with the opportunity to attend this year's WILPF Practicum in Advocacy at the United Nations.
In attendance were several WILPF members in town for the CSW and a group of UN Practicum students--college, masters and doctoral students from around the United States.
Two of those practicums require students to work within the Edmonton or Wetaskiwin regions, but for the final practicum, students may choose to return to their home communities and NorQuest will work with them to get their practical placements there.
 
 
 
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