Education

1. The subjects and materials that are taught in a school or educational program.
2. excellence: The high achievement and success in academic work or studies.
4. areas: Activities that take place outside of the regular school curriculum, like sports, clubs, and arts.
8. education: A law that requires children to attend school for a certain number of years.
10. school: The first level of formal education for young children, usually covering grades kindergarten through five or six.
11. development: The process of growing and improving mental skills like thinking, learning, and problem-solving.
12. experiences: Learning activities that involve doing something actively, rather than just listening or reading.
13. To do very well at something or to perform better than others.

1. among peers: Working together with friends or classmates to achieve a common goal.
3. rate: The percentage of eligible students who sign up to attend a school or educational program.
5. testing and homework: Tests that are the same for all students to measure learning, along with assigned work to be done at home.
6. Having received a lot of education and knowledge on various subjects.
7. memorization: Learning by repeating information over and over without understanding it deeply.
9. qualified teachers: Educators who have the necessary training, skills, and certifications to teach effectively.