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Education_teaching [agentive]
This frame contains words referring to teaching and the participants in teaching. A Student comes to learn either about a Subject; a Skill; a Precept; or a Fact as a result of instruction by a Teacher.
Some of the nouns (schoolmaster, -mistress) in this frame refer to administrative positions and do not take relevant frame elements; these will be moved.
Dad|tea taught me that if you work hard, you will be OK - no matter what happens|fac.
What|fac Our Cat|tea taught Me|stu About Marketing|sub!
For two years she|tea taught me|stu French|sub
Mom and Dad|tea taught me|stu not to bullshit|pre, because it always
came back to bite me in the ass, without fail.
A young swiss girl up in a swiss chalet|tea taught me|stu how to yodel|ski.
Young Murdock later met a blind martial arts master known as Stick, who|tea taught him how to use his augmented senses and trained him|stu as a fighter|rol.
Maria, a woman|stu studying to be a nun|rol is sent from her convent to be the governess of the seven children of a widowed naval captain
Frame-Element relations:
Several Frame element relations hold in this frame. There is a core-set {Material, Teacher} (possibly also including Institution); these FE's can fill the subject slot of the teach-type verbs.
There is another core-set {Precept, Subject, Skill, Fact, Role} to do with what is learnt. In addition, the FE Qualification may occur with Subject and Role
My sister is studying for a maths degree to be a teacher
She's studying maths to be a teacher .
Phrases expressing Qualification also very often include information about the Subject (see below), which is to be annotated on the second layer.
Bill is studying for a BS in physics/a maths degree.
Bill is studying for a BS in physics/a maths degree.
Some of the nouns (schoolmaster, -mistress) in this frame refer to administrative positions and do not take relevant frame elements; these will be moved.
Dad|tea taught me that if you work hard, you will be OK - no matter what happens|fac.
What|fac Our Cat|tea taught Me|stu About Marketing|sub!
For two years she|tea taught me|stu French|sub
Mom and Dad|tea taught me|stu not to bullshit|pre, because it always
came back to bite me in the ass, without fail.
A young swiss girl up in a swiss chalet|tea taught me|stu how to yodel|ski.
Young Murdock later met a blind martial arts master known as Stick, who|tea taught him how to use his augmented senses and trained him|stu as a fighter|rol.
Maria, a woman|stu studying to be a nun|rol is sent from her convent to be the governess of the seven children of a widowed naval captain
Frame-Element relations:
Several Frame element relations hold in this frame. There is a core-set {Material, Teacher} (possibly also including Institution); these FE's can fill the subject slot of the teach-type verbs.
There is another core-set {Precept, Subject, Skill, Fact, Role} to do with what is learnt. In addition, the FE Qualification may occur with Subject and Role
My sister is studying for a maths degree to be a teacher
She's studying maths to be a teacher .
Phrases expressing Qualification also very often include information about the Subject (see below), which is to be annotated on the second layer.
Bill is studying for a BS in physics/a maths degree.
Bill is studying for a BS in physics/a maths degree.
Properties
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- Entry
- frm_education_teaching
- Namespace
- Eventive.Agentive
- FrameNet version
- Education_teaching (fn_1.7_2023)
- Domains
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- English name
- Education_teaching
Core Frame Elements (11)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
|---|---|---|---|
| Course |
FN: a program of lectures or other matter dealing with a subject
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— | — |
| Fact |
A piece of information that the Student is informed of by the Teacher.
When I was two she taught me that a quarter was 25 cents and a dime was 10 cents|fac. |
— | — |
| Institution |
An educational establishment, such as a school or college.
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— | — |
| Material |
Educational Material, such as books, tapes, or videos, used by a Teacher or a Student to acquire skills or knowledge.
All employees have received a booklet|mat INSTRUCTING them on how to report ` anything from unwanted touching and uncalled-for blue jokes to overt demands for sexual favours . " |
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| Precept |
A guideline for correct behavior. In most cases, this concerns morally or socially desirable actions.
My brother taught me not to be mean to guys when I'm not interested in them|pre. |
— | — |
| Qualification |
A formal Qualification such as an academic degree or a certificate for which a student is aiming.
She's Studying for a Master's degree She's an MA Student |
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| Role |
A role, typically professional or vocational, that the Student is meant to be able to fill as a result of their training.
When his father died he went to live with an uncle in Ka'u who trained him as a warrior|rol during his teenage years |
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| Skill |
An action which the Student is able to perform as a result of instruction.
Taut with worry, Dad taught us how to drive|ski. |
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| Student |
One who is instructed by a Teacher in skills or knowledge.
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category
sentient
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| Subject |
The area of knowledge or skill which is taught by a Teacher or to a Student.
She's a French Teacher |
— | — |
| Teacher |
One who instructs a Student in some area of knowledge or skill.
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category
sentient
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FE Core Set(s) and Excludes
CoreSet
Course
Institution
Material
Teacher
CoreSet
Precept
Role
Excludes
Fact
Precept
Qualification
Skill
Subject
Peripheral Frame Elements (8)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
|---|---|---|---|
| Degree |
Degree to which event occurs
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category
degree
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— |
| Duration |
The amount of time for which a state holds or a process is ongoing.
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category
duration
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— |
| Level |
This FE identifies the Level of a student in his/her education. This is distinct from the goal or qualification towards which a student is working (Qualification ). a graduate student a fourth grade student The above are both Levels, in contrast to: a doctoral Student an MA Student
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| Manner |
Manner of performing an action
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category
manner
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— |
| Means |
An intentional action performed by the actor (Student or Teacher depending on the profiling of particular words) that lets them achieve the instruction or learning they are attempting.
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category
state_of_affairs
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— |
| Place |
The Place is the location within which the teaching takes place.
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category
locative_relation
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— |
| Purpose |
The state-of-affairs that the Teacher hopes to bring about by teaching.
I teach so that I can see the little light-bulb light up. |
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| Time |
The time when the teaching occurs.
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category
time
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— |
Extra-thematic Frame Elements (2)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
|---|---|---|---|
| Depictive |
Depictive phrase describing the actor of an action
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| Result |
Result of an event
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Frame-Frame Relations (3)
Inheritance
See_also
Using
Lexical Units (28)
| LU | Type | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| academic.a | — | FN: related to education (in general), education performance, or education institutions. |
| coach.v | — | COD: train or teach as a coach. |
| cram.v | — | FN: study in an intense fashion, usually because of an imminent exam |
| educate.v | — | COD: train or give information on a particular subject. |
| education.n | — | COD: the process of educating or being educated. |
| educational.a | — | FN: of or related to the process of educating |
| graduate.n | — | COD: a person who has been awarded a first academic degree, or (N. Amer.) a high-school diploma. |
| instruct.v | — | COD: to teach |
| instruction.n | — | COD: education. |
| learn.v | — | FN: acquire knowledge of or skill in (something) through study or by being taught. |
| lecturer.n | — | COD: person who gives lectures, especially as a teacher in higher education. |
| master.v | — | COD: acquire complete knowledge or skill in |
| professor.n | — | FN: a university academic (in BrE: of the highest rank) |
| protege.n | — | FN: a student of an expert |
| pupil.n | — | COD: a person who is taught by another, especially a schoolchild. |
| school.v | — | COD: train in a particular skill or activity. |
| schoolmaster.n | — | COD: a male teacher in a school. |
| schoolmistress.n | — | COD: a female teacher in a school |
| schoolteacher.n | — | COD: a person who teaches in a school. |
| student.n | — | FN: A person who is taught by another, often (at least in British English) at a university or other place of higher education |
| study.v | — | COD: acquire knowledge on. |
| teach.v | — | COD: impart knowledge to or instruct (someone) in how to do something, especially in a school or as part of a recognized programme |
| teacher.n | — | FN: A person who teaches in an educational establishment |
| train.v | — | FN: teach a particular skill or type of behaviour through regular practice and instruction. |
| training.n | — | FN: instruction in a particular skill or field. |
| tutee.n | — | COD: a student or pupil of a tutor |
| tutor.n | — | FN: a teacher, typically one who teaches a single pupil or a very small group |
| tutor.v | — | COD: act as a tutor to |
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