catedratico auxilliar
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assistant professor (lecturer) Explanation: catedrático = professor, lecturer auxiliar = assistant, auxilliary experiencia propia Collins |
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Professor/Head of Department Explanation: Hi Brenda! Below you'll find the Oxford Superlex translation of the term: "catedrático -ca m, f a (de la universidad) professor, head of department b (en un colegio) head of department" Hope this helps:-) terry Above |
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Sorry Brenda.!!.I didn't read your text properly Explanation: Assistant Professor. Assistant [or,Auxiliary] Head of Department. Regards:-) terry Earlier |
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tenured assistant professor Explanation: Sorry if I can't agree that this is a lecturer. The word "cátedra" relates to what we know in English as the "Professorial Chair", a fixed and numbered placement accorded as one of the highest honors in the academe, and usually only to very senior faculty members. However, the uses of this word vary; I have found Puerto Rican web pages, for example, implying that this is a kind of permanent tenure (what we know in Spain as "titularidad"). The Spanish "catedrático" still follows the pattern I have explained, and there are "associate chair professors", but an "assistant chair" is still something I have to personally see to believe. In this sense, it is possible that a Department may be considered a "cátedra" and hence, Terry's definition. Never left the university life. |
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assistant professor Explanation: assistant = auxiliar catedratico = professor (lecturer) |
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