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

athletic activities and sports in general

to grow and develop physically; to mature; the process of a biological organism moving from a simple to a complex state

To cultivate, breed, or nurture a young organism to help it grow; specifically used for developing new plant varieties or animal breeds.

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

to give birth to; to bear children; fertility

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

gym; stadium; a building used for indoor sports training or competitions, usually equipped with permanent spectator stands

family planning; birth control; specifically refers to the policy of controlling population growth

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

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

stadium; sports field or playground; an open-air area for physical exercise or athletic competitions, sometimes including spectator stands

education or training focused on developing a person's moral character and ethics

To be pregnant with; to breed or produce offspring.

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

the process of cultivating, rearing, or improving animal and plant breeds through methods like hybridization or mutation

athletic activities or physical culture used to strengthen the body and improve fitness

to rear; to bring up; to nurture; specifically to provide for and educate a child

physical education class; gym class; sports training

Education and guidance provided by parents or senior family members to children within the home; also includes educational activities aimed at improving family relationships and management.

To cultivate young plants in a nursery or greenhouse for later transplantation; also used in the farming of fish or shellfish to describe raising young stock.

to select and breed improved varieties (of seeds, livestock, etc.)

Education concerning the biological, psychological, and social aspects of human sexuality

To breed or reproduce in large numbers; to cultivate or rear a new generation of plants or animals

to educate and cultivate people, especially regarding their character or morals

The academic world; academia or people involved in education.

the study of the theory and practice of education; pedagogy; educational science

educator; educationist; educationalist; a person with extensive experience and research in educational work or theory

education programs or continuing study activities designed for adults to gain knowledge and skills; often refers to part-time or vocational training after formal schooling

the sporting world; the circle of people involved in sports

To feed and raise a child or young animal

To educate again or further

The level or degree of schooling a person has reached or completed.

to hatch or rear young, such as chicks, fish, or insects, through natural or artificial means

Education provided to children before they formally begin primary school; early childhood education

Education focused on aesthetics and the cultivation of artistic taste; aimed at developing the ability to appreciate and create beauty. It is often grouped with moral, intellectual, physical, and social education as one of the five core pillars of learning.

abnormal growth or development of the body or its parts; dysplasia

to raise or grow seedlings, especially rice seedlings

to limit the number of children through contraception; to practice birth control

to bear and bring up children

To foster, raise, or tend to someone or something; used especially for the care and education of a child or the cultivation of young plants.

to impart knowledge and educate people

sports venues; gymnasiums and stadiums

the act of making a person or animal unable to produce offspring, typically through a medical procedure

to look after and raise children; the care and education of infants and toddlers

Education provided for students with special needs, including those with disabilities or those with exceptional talents; often abbreviated as [[特教|特教|te4 jiao4]]

Education provided at universities or colleges following the completion of secondary education; often abbreviated as [[高教|高教|gao1 jiao4]]

to educate or cultivate talented people

Education or learning that takes place from birth until the start of primary school; often abbreviated in Mainland China as [[早教|早教|zao3 jiao4]]