educates
Schools in subjects
Educates is the third-person singular of educate, meaning to teach or develop someone's knowledge and abilities.
A school educates students; parents educate children about values.
The word implies systematic instruction rather than casual learning: The program educates young people about financial literacy.
To be educated is to have received substantial formal learning.
One who teaches skills
- curriculumEducational program's content plan
- pedagogyArt of instruction
- lessonUnit of teaching
- tutorIndividual instruction provider
mentor · coach · professor · classroom · syllabus · homework · lecture · seminar
State of perceiving reality
- knowledgeUnderstood facts and skills
- informationKnowledge about something
- insightDeep perceptive understanding
- understandingMental comprehension of something
briefing · update · notification · announcement · communication · clarification · explanation · disclosure
instructor
One who teaches skills
- curriculumEducational program's content plan
- pedagogyArt of instruction
- lessonUnit of teaching
tutor · mentor · coach · professor · classroom · syllabus · homework · lecture · seminar · workshop
awareness
State of perceiving reality
- knowledgeUnderstood facts and skills
- informationKnowledge about something
- insightDeep perceptive understanding
understanding · briefing · update · notification · announcement · communication · clarification · explanation · disclosure · bulletin
educatesmisinforms
Gives incorrect information
deceives · misleads · indoctrinates · disinforms · brainwashes
educatesstupefies
Overwhelms with astonishment
stultifies · dumbs down · dulls · neglects · degrades
- educated guessReasoned speculation from facts
- physical educationInstruction in fitness
- higher educationPost-secondary academic training
- educated guessesEstimates grounded in knowledge
- public educationCommunal, tax-funded schooling
- special educationAdapted instruction for disabilities
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