schooling
/ˈskuːlɪŋ/
adjective
- Relating to or providing education.
- The government increased funding for schooling programs in rural areas.
- They enrolled their son in a schooling system that emphasizes creativity.
- The schooling materials were distributed to all students before the term began.
noun
- Education or training received at school; formal instruction.
- She completed her schooling at a small village school.
- Many children in the region do not have access to proper schooling.
- His early schooling was interrupted by the family's frequent moves.
- The act of training or disciplining someone, often in a specific skill or behavior.
- The dog's schooling in obedience took several months.
- Her schooling in diplomacy prepared her well for the negotiations.
- He received rigorous schooling in classical piano from a young age.
- A group of fish swimming together; a shoal.
- Fishermen look for schooling fish to make a good catch.
- The divers observed a beautiful schooling of barracuda near the reef.
- A large schooling of sardines attracted many seabirds.