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Meanings of Education in English
Learning in which knowledge and skills are transferred through teaching.
Related terms
The activities of educating or instructing; activities that impart knowledge or skill.
Synonyms
Examples for "teaching"
Examples for "teaching"
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He's not sure, however, that the new results reflect teaching hospitals everywhere.
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The situation, according to a new report on university teaching, is bleak.
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For example, Sal could begin teaching martial arts one evening per week.
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Discussion: UK medical schools differ in both format and content of teaching.
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He accepted a position at Yale Law, teaching, I think, tort law.
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Background: Medical schools' instruction of skills is often found to be inadequate.
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The purchase should be approved by Oct. 15, the government instruction said.
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To know wisdom and instruction; to perceive the words of understanding; 3.
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The instruction was issued to the National Roads Authority late last month.
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Do the animals confront us for weekend entertainment or for serious instruction?
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Such is the pedagogy of patriarchy-itsvictims become its most impassioned teachers.
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It encourages learning methods that offend the most basic principles of pedagogy.
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When you start there's a lot of learn, it's a complex pedagogy.
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There are classes in analysis, in pedagogy-teachingteachers how to instruct others.
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The psychology and pedagogy of mental deficiency is epitomized in this statement.
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He talks to Donald Clarke about depression, didactics and defying his father.
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Whatever subtle lessons do sneak through will be from the humor rather than didactics.
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All theory of education, all didactics, all psychology were eliminated.
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Few English naturalists are as genial-noteven White of Selborne-andfew as wide in didactics.
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Most residents rated their faculty and clinical didactics favorably.
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After participating in this educational activity, the physician should be better able to1.
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Colditz said that although schools had insurance, only damages related to educational activity are covered.
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Their educational activity gained for them a great reputation for teaching and a large patronage.
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Even Charlemagne's attempt at the stimulation of educational activity had been clearly within the lines of church control.
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Subsequent feedback provided by the participants indicated that training on the simulator was perceived as a useful educational activity.
Portuguese
educação Catalan
ministeri d'educació The United States federal department that administers all federal programs dealing with education (including federal aid to educational institutions and students); created 1979.
See moreUsage of Education in English
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The Dublin West Education Centre is starting a new course this afternoon.
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However, a decision is expected from the Department of Education within weeks.
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She said it was a long-term problem for the Ministry of Education.
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Digital would go to Business, Culture to Education and Sport to Health.
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Supporters include UNICEF, the Public Health Association, Plunket and the Education Institute.
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This contract is renewable, said Sports and Physical Education minister Adoum Garoua.
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Read -Dept of Basic Education launches symposium to address school violence.
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She said the initiative will be done through the National Education Trust.
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There's a second chance plan that the Education Department has in place.
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THE Minister for Education pledged her support to the Minister for Justice.
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Background: Education is inversely associated with cardiovascular disease incidence in developed countries.
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She said the Ministry of Education needed to do more to help.
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The decision was announced yesterday by the Minister for Education, Mr Martin.
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I do not blame them, said Western Cape Education Minister Debbie Schafer.
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For more information on Tough Guise, visit the Media Education Foundation site.
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The Education Minister Chris Hipkins said accepted the Secretary for Education's apology.
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Education through the time
Education across language varieties
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Common
Ireland
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