course; curriculum; academic program

To attend a lesson or go to a class as a student

a question or subject for formal study, research, or discussion

classroom; any physical or abstract place where teaching and learning activities occur

To get out of class or finish a lesson when the scheduled time is over.

homework; schoolwork; student assignments

textbook; course book

to teach or give a lecture; to explain a lesson

the main text of a lesson in a textbook

To give lessons; to teach a class or course.

Outside of regular class time; after school.

to make up missed schoolwork; to attend or give a makeup class; to provide or receive extra tutoring or special instruction

group of professionals or experts organized to undertake a specific research project or task

To attend a class or listen to a lecture; often refers to sitting in on a class to observe or learn

physical education class; gym class; sports training

to play truant or cut class without permission

educational software or multimedia materials used for teaching a course; often an abbreviation for [[课程软件|課程軟件|ke4 cheng2 ruan3 jian4]]

The unit of time for a single lesson, usually 40 or 50 minutes

A specialized course or major-specific subject in a higher education curriculum, distinct from basic or foundational courses.

to teach as a substitute for an absent or resigned teacher

a course or subject that a student must complete according to regulations; compulsory course

(of a teacher) to prepare for a class or lecture, including tasks like reviewing materials and writing lesson plans

A desk used by students in a classroom or during lessons.

The time outside of regular class hours; extracurricular.

A course or class that a student can choose to take from a list of options; an optional course as opposed to a required one.

For a school or educational institution to start its term or daily schedule of classes.

The interval or break time between two lessons in school.

A room in a school where lessons take place; more common in southern China and Hong Kong.

to stop classes temporarily due to weather, strikes, or other emergencies or to close a school

To choose or enroll in courses of study; to pick classes for a school term.

To give a lesson; to lecture or teach a class to students.

To work as a teacher or be in charge of teaching specific classes; to give lessons.

A basic or elementary course designed to provide foundational concepts and skills in a specific subject, often as part of a core curriculum.

Official guidelines and criteria for curriculum, teaching, and assessment in primary and secondary education; often abbreviated as [[课标|課標|ke4 biao1]].

A lecture or course given by a political party organization to educate its members and applicants on the party program and rules.

schoolwork; lessons; academic studies; synonym for [[功课|功課|gong1 ke4]] or [[学业|學業|xue2 ye4]]

To be absent from school without leave; to play truant or cut class.

A schedule for school or university classes, usually organized by the week, listing the subjects and times for each class.

to levy or impose taxes on something

A list of classes showing the subjects and times for a school day or week.

The head or administrative supervisor of a department or section within an organization.

to boycott classes or go on strike as students to protest or make a demand

To be absent from school or a scheduled class; to skip class

lecture given to a large number of students or multiple classes at the same time [Mainland China]

collective physical exercises, typically calisthenics or radio gymnastics, performed by students during the break between classes

To return to classes or restart teaching after a period of suspension or a strike.

main subject or major course of study

morning prayers or matins in a temple or church; early morning religious chanting

a course or class in language and literature, typically referring to Chinese language arts in the Chinese school system