| noun | the profession of a teacher “he prepared for teaching while still in college” |
| noun | a doctrine that is taught “the teachings of religion” |
| noun | the activities of educating or instructing; activities that impart knowledge or skill “he received no formal education” |
| verb | impart skills or knowledge to “I taught them French” |
| verb | accustom gradually to some action or attitude “The child is taught to obey her parents” |
| instructional | adjective | of or relating to or used in instruction |
| pedagogic | adjective | of or relating to pedagogy |
| pedagogical | adjective | of or relating to pedagogy |
| educational | adjective | providing knowledge |
| educationist | noun | a specialist in the theory of education |
| educationalist | noun | a specialist in the theory of education |
| educate | verb | give an education to |
| instruct | verb | impart skills or knowledge to |
| teach | verb | impart skills or knowledge to |
| didactical | adjective | instructive (especially excessively) |
| teachable | adjective | ready and willing to be taught |
| teacher | noun | a person whose occupation is teaching |
| teaching | noun | the activities of educating or instructing; activities that impart knowledge or skill |
| instructive | adjective | serving to instruct or enlighten or inform |
| instruction | noun | the activities of educating or instructing; activities that impart knowledge or skill |
| instructor | noun | a person whose occupation is teaching |