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1. • • to move something to a more advanced or developed state: I decided to do a master's degree because it's a good way to progress your career. I am anxious to progress discussions on the two projects as soon as possible. [ I ] to move forward: As you progress up the valley, views open up.
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     PROGRESS | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary

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   What does progress mean?

   • The most basic meaning of “progress” is simply advancement along a path, or more generally from one state to another that is considered more advanced by some standard. (In this sense, progress can be good, neutral, or even bad—e.g., the progress of a disease.) The question is always: advancement along what path, in what direction, by what standard?

   What is progress?

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   Is progress a concept?

   • Progress is a concept, and concepts can be investigated in terms of types and levels. We’re often obsessed with students’ levels, or degrees, of progress – but we can be guilty of ignoring the types of progress made. What kinds of progress might there be in the process of learning?

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   What does progress mean in reading?

   • Progress is the process of gradually improving or getting nearer to achieving or completing something. There are signs of progress in the boy's reading. To progress means to move over a period of time to a stronger, more advanced, or more desirable state. He will visit once a fortnight to see how his new staff are progressing.

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   What is progress based on?

   • “Progress” in this sense is the concept of material progress, social progress, and human progress as a unified whole. It is based on the premise that progress in capabilities really does on the whole lead to progress in outcomes. This doesn’t mean that all aspects of progress move in lockstep—they don’t.

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   How do you pronounce progress?

   • The verb is pronounced (prəgres). Progress is the process of gradually improving or getting nearer to achieving or completing something. The medical community continues to make progress in the fight against cancer. The two sides made little if any progress towards agreement. Theprogressof a situation or action is the way in which it develops.

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   Is progress a real thing?

   • No one is against progress, they are only against “progress”: that is, they either believe in it, or deny it. The most important question in the philosophy of progress, then, is whether the idea of progress is valid—whether “progress” is real.

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3. www.teachwire.net › news › how-do-you-defineHow do you define ‘progress’ in schools? - Teachwire

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   Explore the concept of progress with them by getting them to list what they see as the various types of progress that are possible in life/learning. Ask them to rank their lists from least to most important, and discuss the similarities and differences between their responses.

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   Mar 9, 2024 · By “progress,” we mean the combination of economic, technological, scientific, cultural, and organizational advancement that has transformed our lives and raised standards of living over the past couple of centuries.

5. www.bbc.com › future › articleDo we need a better understanding of 'progress'? - BBC

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   A growing and influential intellectual movement aims to understand why human progress happens – and how to speed it up. Garrison Lovely investigates.

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6. dictionary.cambridge.org › dictionary › englishPROGRESS | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary

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   movement to an improved or more developed state, or to a forward position: Technological progress has been so rapid over the last few years. I'm not making much progress with my Spanish. The doctor said that she was making good progress (= getting better after a medical operation or illness).

7. www.oed.com › dictionary › progress_nprogress, n. meanings, etymology and more | Oxford English ...

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   Progression or advancement through a process, a sequence of events, a period of time, etc.; movement towards an outcome or conclusion. in progress: in the process of happening or being carried out. c1443.

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   Progress is the process of gradually improving or getting nearer to achieving or completing something. The medical community continues to make progress in the fight against cancer. The two sides made little if any progress towards agreement. Synonyms: development, increase, growth, advance More Synonyms of progress.

9. dictionary.cambridge.org › progressPROGRESS | meaning - Cambridge Learner's Dictionary

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   PROGRESS definition: 1. development and improvement of skills, knowledge, etc: 2. happening or being done now: 3…. Learn more.