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Education is the process of learning things, especially from books or from teachers. Education is also the work that teachers do to help you learn things.
Aiyana's education is going much better now that she has started wearing glasses.Teaching reading is an important part of the education of young children.- synonyms:
- instruction
- similar words:
- study, training
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Your education is all the knowledge you get through learning. The reason you go to school is to get education.
My mom says that without her education she could not have gotten the nice job she has.- antonyms:
- ignorance
- similar words:
- experienced, information, wisdom
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background |
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a broader category that includes education |
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culture |
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some actions associated with educating |
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answer, explain, grade, illustrate, instruct, prepare, question, study, teach |
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some descriptions of education |
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academic, formal, free, higher, physical, practical |
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some people associated with education |
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academic, class, classmate, coach, freshman, graduate, instructor, principal, professor, pupil, senior, sophomore, student, teacher, tutor |
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some places associated with education |
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academy, boarding school, classroom, college, elementary school, gym, gymnasium, high school, institute, kindergarten, nursery school, school, schoolhouse, university |
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