teaching
/ˈtiːtʃɪŋ/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈtiːtʃɪŋ/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈtē-chiŋ/ (ame, mw)
teaching — 名詞
1. the work or profession of helping people to learn, usually in a school, college,
教學;教職
傳授知識與技能的工作或職業
the work or profession of helping people to learn, usually in a school, college, or similar place where knowledge and skills are passed on.
Noor has been in teaching for over twenty years and still enjoys working with children.
Noor 從事教學工作已經超過二十年,她仍然很喜歡和孩子們一起相處。
uncountable: 'in teaching' for the profession
After university, Mark decided to go into teaching rather than business.
大學畢業後,Mark 決定投入教職,而不是從事商業工作。
collocation: go into teaching
Sumin finds teaching rewarding because she sees her students grow each year.
Sumin 覺得教學很有成就感,因為她看到學生每年都在進步。
Baraka chose a career in teaching because she wanted to help her community.
Baraka 選擇從事教職,因為她想幫助自己的社區。
- education
broader concept covering any learning experience, not just formal instruction
- instruction
more focused on giving direct guidance or training in a specific skill
- tuition
usually refers to paid, individual or small-group teaching outside the school system
文法句型
teaching as an uncountable noun for the profession
用法筆記
Uncountable when referring to the profession or activity. The phrase 'go into teaching' is a fixed collocation meaning 'become a teacher'.
常見錯誤
2. the beliefs about life, religion, politics, or morality that a respected person
教誨;教義
領袖或思想流派傳承的理念原則
the beliefs about life, religion, politics, or morality that a respected person or group passes on to followers as guiding principles.
The teachings of the Buddha have guided millions across Asia for centuries.
佛陀的教誨數世紀以來指引了亞洲數百萬人。
plural form: teachings of [person]
Many activists still follow the political teachings of Nelson Mandela in their work for justice.
許多社運人士至今仍遵循 Nelson Mandela 的政治理念,為正義而奮鬥。
collocation: follow the teachings of [person]
Dewi was raised on the teachings of her faith, which stress kindness and honesty.
Dewi 從小就接受信仰的教義薰陶,這些教義強調仁慈與誠實。
Feng studied the moral teachings of Confucius as part of his philosophy degree.
Feng 在攻讀哲學學位時研究了孔子的道德教誨。
- doctrine
more formal and implies a fixed system of beliefs, often religious or political
- principles
more general and not limited to a leader's body of work; can apply to any guiding rule
- ideology
usually refers to a political or economic system of ideas, often with an action-oriented focus
文法句型
the teachings of [person/group]
[possessive] + teachings
用法筆記
Typically used in the plural form 'teachings' or with a possessive determiner. Often preceded by 'the' when referring to a specific body of doctrine (e.g., 'the teachings of Confucius').
常見錯誤
teaching — 形容詞
- teachingpositive
- more teachingcomparative
- most teachingsuperlative
1. describing things that are used for or connected with the work of teaching, such
教學的
與教學工作有關或供教學使用的
describing things that are used for or connected with the work of teaching, such as materials, staff, or methods.
The school bought new teaching materials for the science lab this semester.
學校這學期為科學實驗室購買了新的教材。
attributive use: teaching materials
Talia attended a teaching workshop to improve her classroom management skills.
Talia 參加了一場教學工作坊,以提升她的課堂管理技巧。
The university hired three teaching assistants to help with the large introductory courses.
大學聘請了三位助教來協助人數眾多的入門課程。
The new teaching strategies helped students understand difficult maths concepts more easily.
新的教學策略幫助學生更容易理解困難的數學概念。
- educational
broader in scope; covers anything that provides knowledge, not limited to classroom teaching
- instructional
more focused on giving step-by-step guidance, especially for practical skills
- pedagogical
formal or academic term relating to the methods and theory of teaching
文法句型
teaching + noun (attributive use only)
用法筆記
Attributive only — always placed before a noun. Cannot follow a linking verb (e.g., '*This book is teaching' is incorrect).