01_ Education 1

• starting off set out , Start

  • education n. education
    • educational adj. Educational
    • educationalist n. educators
    • educate v. education
    • educated adj. Educated
    • uneducated adj. Uneducated , Lacking education
  • exam/test n. The test
  • homework n. Homework
  • score/mark n. fraction
  • subject n. subject
  • hard work n. Diligent efforts

• schooling n. School education

  • Jack didn’t receive much formal schooling. Jack didn't have much formal school education .
  • parenting n. Parental rearing ; The family education

• compulsory adj. Must do , Compulsory

  • English is compulsory for all students, but art and music are optional.
  • Compulsory education n. Compulsory education
  • compulsory subjects n. Required subjects
  • optional subjects n. Elective subjects

• value

  • n. value , Price
    • The value of the painting has been put at $1 million.
  • v. value , Attaches great importance to
    • I’ve always valued her advice. I have always attached great importance to her suggestions .

• values n. sense of worth

  • The government called for a return to traditional values. The government calls for a return to traditional values .
  • family values Family concept
  • moral values Moral concept
  • traditional values traditional ideas

• valuable adj. Valuable , Valuable , Helpful

  • These antiques are extremely valuable. These antiques are very valuable .

• invaluable adj. Extremely useful , Precious

  • The new job will provide you with invaluable experience. This new job will give you valuable experience .

• mixed-ability adj. Students with different abilities ; For students of all levels

  • mixed-ability teching/classes Teaching for students with different abilities / Classes with different levels of students' ability

• mixed-race adj. Involving different races

  • mixed-race marriage n. Interracial marriage

• accurate adj. accurate

• accuracy n. accuracy

  • We cannot guarantee the accuracy of these figures. We cannot guarantee the accuracy of these data .

• inaccurate adj. Inaccurate

• accurately adv. accurately

• Philosophy of Education
  It is important that large, mixed-ability classes could be kept together for maths throughout all their compulsory schooling from 6 to 15.
  It is important to , from 6 To the age of 15 During the whole period of compulsory education at the age of , Students may study mathematics together in large classes with different abilities .

Education is valued greatly in Japanese culture; maths is recognised as an important compulsory subject throughout schooling; and the emphasis is on hard work and a focus on accuracy.
In Japanese culture , Education is highly valued ; Mathematics is regarded as an important compulsory subject in the whole process of school education ; Hard work and excellence are the top priority .