Educational Reform Terminology

noun a procedure or established way of doing something

verb to make changes in something in order to improve it or bring it back to its original state

• The company decided to re form its board of directors in order to improve governance.
• We need to re form our study group for the upcoming exam.
• Let's re form our squad for the next game night.
• After the breakup, she needed time to re form herself and find her inner strength.

verb to organize again in a different way

• The company decided to reorganize its departments in order to streamline operations.
• I'm thinking about reorganizing my closet this weekend, it's getting too messy.
• Let's reorg the living room before the party tonight.
• Sometimes we need to reorganize our thoughts in order to see things more clearly.

noun a thorough or dramatic change in form or appearance

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• The company underwent a significant transformation after implementing new technology.
• She's had a complete transformation since starting her new job.
• His style transformation is on point - he's really upped his game.
• The caterpillar's transformation into a butterfly is a beautiful metaphor for growth and change.