Education

1. Relating to the mental processes of thinking, memory, and reasoning
6. Based on direct observation, practical experience, or experiment rather than theory
7. The combination of separate ideas or elements to form a coherent whole
8. A proposed scientific explanation or supposition made as a starting point for further investigation
10. To judge the value, quality, or importance of something
11. Having deep meaning, insight, or intense intellectual depth
13. The detailed examination or separation of a whole into its constituent parts
14. The way in which something is regarded, understood, or interpreted through the senses

1. Including all or nearly all elements, aspects, or details; exhaustive
2. A specific branch of knowledge or academic study with its own set of rules.
3. A typical example, pattern, or model that serves as a standard
4. Open to more than one interpretation; not clearly defined
5. The world of higher education, universities, and scholarly research
9. The method, practice, and study of teaching, especially as an academic subject
12. The systematic and organized study of a subject to discover new facts or principles