 |
 |
| Word | Description |
| lab science | Laboratory sciences are science classes (usually in Biology, Chemistry, or Physics) that are worth 4 credits. They include at least 3 credits of book/discussion information, as well as at least 1 additional credit of laboratory experience where you can apply the class information. These courses will meet for more hours and will cover more material. Laboratories may be at a CCV site or simulated using computer software. |
| laboratory science | Laboratory sciences are science classes (usually in Biology, Chemistry, or Physics) that are worth 4 credits. They include at least 3 credits of book/discussion information, as well as at least 1 additional credit of laboratory experience where you can apply the class information. These courses will meet for more hours and will cover more material. Laboratories may be at a CCV site or simulated using computer software. |
| Landmark College | Landmark College is a college for students with learning disabilities and AD/HD and is located in Putney, Vermont. For more information, visit http://www.landmark.edu/. |
| learning center | The Learning Center (TLC), present at each CCV location, is staffed by coordinators and staff who help CCV students with homework assignments, basic library needs etc. on a drop in basis. The staff also assists students in organizing research paper topics and using on-line CCV resources. Check with your local CCV site for more specific information. |
| learning labs | Learning Labs are by appointment or scheduled individual or group guided support sessions for students who need help with math or writing assignments. In some CCV sites, there may be additional learning labs for other academic areas. |
| learning style | Learning style refers to a person's learning preference. For example, Sensory Learning Styles group people into three categories: Auditory (learn best through hearing), Tactile (learn best by doing), and Visual (learn best by seeing or writing). Most people use a combination of all three but have a preference for one over the others. The more you examine your own learning styles, the more you can benefit from strategies geared toward your most proficient style. |
| liberal arts | The liberal arts are courses of study that provides a wide range of general knowledge and thinking in contrast to specific occupations. The three major areas typically included in the liberal arts are the humanities (for example arts, literature, philosophy, visual and performing arts), the sciences (biology, chemistry, physics), and the social sciences (psychology, sociology, history, political science). |
| Liberal Studies | Liberal Studies is one of the Associate of Arts (A.A.) degrees available at CCV. This concentration includes general education requirements and an open selection of other elective coursework. |
| Library Catalog | The Library Catalog is a searchable index of materials owned by the Hartness Library and other VSC libraries. Use this catalog to locate and request books and other media for research papers. |
| life-long learner | A life-long learner (LLL) at CCV is a non-degree student who has already completed a college degree. Life-long learners are generally taking classes for personal enrichment. |
| LLL | A life-long learner (LLL) at CCV is a non-degree student who has already completed a college degree. Life-long learners are generally taking classes for personal enrichment. |
| LSC | Lyndon State College is a Vermont State College located in Lyndonville, Vermont. For more information, visit: http://lyndonstate.edu. |
| Lyndon State College | Also know as LSC, Lyndon State College is a Vermont State College located in Lyndonville, Vermont. For more information, visit: http://lyndonstate.edu. |