pupils
Learners in class
Pupils has two meanings from different sources.
In education, pupils are students, especially young ones under direct instruction: The teacher gathered her pupils for the lesson.
In anatomy, pupils are the dark circular openings at the center of the eyes that control how much light enters: Her pupils dilated in the dim room.
Young students in education
- classmatesStudents in same course
- learnersThose gaining new knowledge
- scholarsExperts in a field
- undergraduatesStudents seeking bachelor's degrees
freshmen · sophomores · juniors · seniors · graduates · apprentices · trainees · disciples
One who instructs others
- instructorOne who teaches skills
- tutorIndividual instruction provider
- lessonUnit of teaching
- homeworkStudent assignments for outside class
curriculum · attendance · enrollment · desk · chalkboard · classroom · schoolwork · grades
Made wider or larger
- atropineAnticholinergic alkaloid medication
- constrictionTightening or narrowing action
- lightVisible electromagnetic radiation
- reflexInvoluntary stimulus response
response · darkness · accommodation · photophobia · blown · pinpoint · reactive · sluggish
Eye's pigmented disc
- corneaEye's clear outer dome
- retinaLight-sensing tissue layer
- lensLight-focusing curved glass
- scleraEyeball's outer membrane
fovea · macula · uvea · conjunctiva · vitreous · optic · eyeball · aperture
Young human beings
- youngstersPeople not yet adult
- minorsThose below legal age
- juvenilesUnderage individuals
- adolescentsYouth approaching maturity
teenagers · tots · tykes · kiddos · fledglings · wards · charges · offspring
Eye disease physician
- optometristVision care professional
- examinationMethodical assessment or review
- penlightMiniature cylindrical torch
- neurologicalOf the nervous system
concussion · trauma · glaucoma · iritis · stroke · overdose · opioid · coma
schoolchildren
Young students in education
- classmatesStudents in same course
- learnersThose gaining new knowledge
- scholarsExperts in a field
undergraduates · freshmen · sophomores · juniors · seniors · graduates · apprentices · trainees · disciples · mentees
teacher
One who instructs others
- instructorOne who teaches skills
- tutorIndividual instruction provider
- lessonUnit of teaching
homework · curriculum · attendance · enrollment · desk · chalkboard · classroom · schoolwork · grades · detention
dilated
Made wider or larger
- atropineAnticholinergic alkaloid medication
- constrictionTightening or narrowing action
- lightVisible electromagnetic radiation
reflex · response · darkness · accommodation · photophobia · blown · pinpoint · reactive · sluggish · fixed
iris
Eye's pigmented disc
sclera · fovea · macula · uvea · conjunctiva · vitreous · optic · eyeball · aperture · pinpoint
children
Young human beings
- youngstersPeople not yet adult
- minorsThose below legal age
- juvenilesUnderage individuals
adolescents · teenagers · tots · tykes · kiddos · fledglings · wards · charges · offspring · dependents
ophthalmologist
Eye disease physician
- optometristVision care professional
- examinationMethodical assessment or review
- penlightMiniature cylindrical torch
neurological · concussion · trauma · glaucoma · iritis · stroke · overdose · opioid · coma · diagnosis
- elementary schoolclassroom, student, first grade teacher, reading skills, teacher
- anatomybrain, heart, bones, liver, stomach
- cat anatomywhiskers, claws, tail, paws, ears
- eyesblue eyes, brown eyes, green eyes, hazel eyes, amber eyes
- School/Teachingheadmaster, schoolmaster, governess, students, lessons
- educationeducation, school, schools, teachers, students
pupilsteachers
Those who instruct students
instructors · educators · professors · tutors · masters
pupilsexperts
Highly skilled practitioners
masters · professionals · adepts · virtuosos · specialists
- dilated pupilsWidened eye apertures
- star pupilExceptional learner, often praised
- pupil dilationEye opening widening
- slit pupilsElongated eye openings
- pupil sizeWidth of eye's aperture
- pupil responseEye's light adaptation mechanism