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instruction |
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[ noun ] a message describing how something is to be done |
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direction
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"he gave directions faster than she could follow them"
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message
rule
recipe
prescription
prescription
stage_direction
rule
address
misdirection
system_command
rubric
style
markup
rule
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[ noun ] (education) the activities of educating or instructing or teaching; activities that impart knowledge or skill |
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education
educational_activity
teaching
pedagogy
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Examples: |
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"he received no formal education"
"our instruction was carefully programmed"
"good teaching is seldom rewarded"
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activity
course
higher_education
extension
work-study_program
elementary_education
extracurricular_activity
secondary_education
coeducation
lesson
homework
project
education
education
tuition
academic_program
point_system
Department_of_Education
teach
train
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3. |
[ noun ] (work,education) the profession of a teacher |
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teaching
pedagogy
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"he prepared for teaching while still in college"
"pedagogy is recognized as an important profession"
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education
lesson
lecture
schooling
tutelage
teaching_reading
language_teaching
hypnopedia
spoonfeeding
indoctrination
catechetical_instruction
catechesis
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[ noun ] (computer science) a line of code written as part of a computer program |
Synonyms: |
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statement
program_line
command
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code
call
toggle
command_line
macro
system_error
link
program
computer_science
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Similar spelling: |
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instructions
instructional
instruct
institution
institutional
instructive
instauration
instructor
instructively
instructed
inaction
instigation
instructress
institute
instrument
instructorship
installation
instrumental
instinct
instrumentate
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