What does PILOT mean?
PILOT means Programmed Inquiry Language or Teaching
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Programmed Inquiry Language or Teaching?
Programmed Inquiry Language or Teaching can be abbreviated as PILOT
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What does PILOT stand for? PILOT stands for "Programmed Inquiry Language or Teaching". |
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How to abbreviate "Programmed Inquiry Language or Teaching"? "Programmed Inquiry Language or Teaching" can be abbreviated as PILOT. |
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What is the meaning of PILOT abbreviation? The meaning of PILOT abbreviation is "Programmed Inquiry Language or Teaching". |
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What is PILOT abbreviation? One of the definitions of PILOT is "Programmed Inquiry Language or Teaching". |
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What does PILOT mean? PILOT as abbreviation means "Programmed Inquiry Language or Teaching". |
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What is shorthand of Programmed Inquiry Language or Teaching? The most common shorthand of "Programmed Inquiry Language or Teaching" is PILOT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FLORS - Foreign Language or Research Skills
- CLIP - Content and Language Integrated Teaching Pilot
- IBST - Inquiry-Based Science Teaching
- PILL - Programmed Instruction Language Learning
- PLATO - Programmed Logic for Automated Teaching Operations
- PILOT - Programmed Inquiry Learning Or Teaching
- PL/I - Programming Inquiry Learning or Teaching
- SLCD - Speech, Language or Communication Difficulty
- UCLA - University of California Consortium for Language Learning & Teaching
- CISTL - Center for Inquiry in Science Teaching Learning
- ELITE - Excellent Language Institutions Teaching in Europe
- PLAT - Programmed Logic for Automatic Teaching
- PLATO - Programmed Learning for Automated Teaching Operations
- PLATO - Programmed Logic Automatic Teaching Operations
- SLCN - Speech Language or Communication Needs
- LEET - Chat room language" or "Elite
- JAVA - Programming language" or "Coffee
- eald - English as an Additional Language or Dialect
- tesol - Teaching of English as a Second or Other Language
- sedition - (DOD) Willfully advocating or teaching the duty or necessity of overthrowing the US government or any political subdivision by force or violence.See also counterintelligence.