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blokkundervisning.

block teaching, block instruction; a method of organizing teaching into concentrated, continuous periods or blocks, often so that one subject or course is studied intensively at a time rather than several being taught in parallel over a longer period

17 characters5 syllables approx.Norsk bokmål language

Meaning & usage

noun/ˈblɔkː.ʉn.dərˌʋiːs.nɪŋ/[ˈblɔkː.ʉn.dəɾˌʋiːs.nɪŋ]
  1. block teaching, block instruction; a method of organizing teaching into concentrated, continuous periods or blocks, often so that one subject or course is studied intensively at a time rather than several being taught in parallel over a longer period

    feminine · masculine
    Universitetet har innført blokkundervisning slik at studentene kan konsentrere seg om ett emne om gangen.
Where this word comes from

From blokk (“block”) + undervisning (“teaching, instruction”), literally “block teaching”. The first element, blokk (“block”), is from Middle Low German block (“block”). Here it is used in its abstract sense of a coherent or continuous unit, referring to teaching being organized into concentrated periods or “blocks”. The second element, undervisning (“teaching, instruction”), is derived from undervise (“to teach”) + -ning. Compare the parallel formations Norwegian Nynorsk blokkundervising (also blokkundervisning), Danish blokundervisning and Swedish blockundervisning (“block teaching”).

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