The process of teaching and learning, especially in a school setting; the social activity of developing a person's knowledge, skills, or character.

the collaborative activity of teachers imparting knowledge and students learning; instruction or education

teacher; instructor; professional person dedicated to teaching and education

The highest academic rank for a teacher at a university or college; also used as a title for such a person.

church building; chapel; a place where religious services are held

instructor or trainer for sports or specific skills

a lesson or moral learned from an experience, error, or failure

The principal coach or manager responsible for a sports team.

religion; a system of faith and worship based on supernatural beliefs

teaching material; includes textbooks, coursebooks, handouts, and audiovisual aids

classroom; schoolroom; a room used for teaching and learning activities

to show how to do something; to teach someone a skill or knowledge

The government department responsible for national education, academic affairs, and culture.

to instruct, teach, or provide guidance

Education that children and teenagers are required by law to receive and which the state, society, and family must provide.

One of the world's major religions, founded in ancient India by Siddhartha Gautama (Shakyamuni) around the 6th to 5th century BC and later spread throughout Asia

A high-ranking member of the Christian clergy, typically in the Catholic, Orthodox, or Anglican churches, who is in charge of a diocese

The government department or administrative body responsible for local public education, social education, and cultural or sporting matters

To work as a teacher, instructor, or coach

Education or training designed to provide students or employees with the specific knowledge and skills needed for a particular trade or profession

Standard school book or manual used for teaching and study.

Polite word used when seeking guidance or consulting someone; can also be used as a polite way to introduce a question or a challenge.

Catholicism or the Catholic Church; one of the three major branches of Christianity, led by the Pope in Rome. Also known as [[公教|公教|gong1 jiao4]], [[罗马公教|羅馬公教|luo2 ma3 gong1 jiao4]], or [[罗马教会|羅馬教會|luo2 ma3 jiao4 hui4]].

one of the world's three major religions, founded by Jesus Christ and based on the Old and New Testaments of the Bible; includes [[天主教|天主教|tian1 zhu3 jiao4]], [[东正教|東正教|dong1 zheng4 jiao4]], and [[新教|新教|xin1 jiao4]]

science and education; science education or popular science

The highest leader of the Catholic Church who resides in the Vatican; pontiff.

a follower, believer, or disciple of a religion

The founder of a religion, such as Buddha or Muhammad

To work as a teacher; to teach in a school for a living.

abbreviation for [[国家教育委员会|國家教育委員會|guo2 jia1 jiao4 yu4 wei3 yuan2 hui4]]; the former ministerial-level administrative body (1985–1998) overseeing national education policy

1. a male guardian for a person being baptized into the Christian faith; 2. the powerful head of a criminal organization; 3. a leader or founder of a specific field

member of a different religion; heathen; pagan; heretic; apostate

the way a person was raised, including their manners, education, and moral character; breeding or culture

university faculty rank immediately below the level of full professor

teaching and research section or office within a school or university

sports coach, instructor, or training personnel

a Catholic; a follower of Catholicism; member of the Catholic Church

A provincial-level or municipal government office responsible for education.

a specialized course of study or a series of lectures, frequently used in book and textbook titles

an administrative district for religious affairs, such as a parish or a diocese

dry and pedantic moralizing; a lecture or sermon that is tedious or empty

to hold a teaching position; to work as a teacher or instructor

Daoism or Taoism as a religion; a Chinese system of beliefs traditionally founded by [[张道陵|張道陵|zhang1 dao4 ling2]] during the Eastern Han dynasty that honors [[老子|老子|lao3 zi5]] as its founder and follows the [[道德经|道德經|dao4 de2 jing1]] as a primary text.

general term for clergy or ministers of various Christian denominations; priest; clergyman; missionary

The ethnic religion of the Jewish people; based on the belief in one God and the teachings of the Hebrew Bible and the Talmud. Also called [[以色列教|以色列教|yi3 se4 lie4 jiao4]]

A person sent by a religious group to spread its teachings; missionary, preacher, or evangelist.

Family education or upbringing, specifically regarding how parents teach their children manners and morals.

A military officer or instructor responsible for training troops or students at a military academy or training institution