home training
Manners from family
Home training refers to the manners, social skills, and basic decorum instilled in childhood by one's family.
The phrase appears most often in African American English, typically in criticism: That boy has no home training suggests his parents failed to teach him how to behave.
Didn't your mama give you any home training?
To lack home training is to be rude, uncivilized, or ignorant of basic social expectations.
- good mannersSocially acceptable conduct
- politenessCourteous, respectful conduct
- respectfulnessQuality of showing esteem
- saying pleasePolite request phrasing
- table mannersProper conduct during meals
sit up straight · mind your manners · homeschooling · respect your elders · punctuality · responsibility · self-culture · empathy · honesty · gratitude · core · mat · conflict resolution · plank · focus · budgeting · sweat · squat
- biofeedbackneurofeedback, EEG, EMG, electrodes, electrode
- fitness classesfitness class, aerobics, spin class, bootcamp, yoga class
home trainingrudeness
Disrespectful social behavior
bad manners · disrespect · boorishness · incivility · neglect
home trainingclassroom instruction
Teaching in school setting
professional training · vocational school · schooling · formal education · public schooling
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