lesson
A significant insight or piece of knowledge gained from an event.
A very useful principle or understanding learned through experience.
A lesson that is effective, enjoyable, or well-taught.
A lesson that holds one's attention and sparks curiosity.
Instruction on how to operate a motor vehicle.
A class focused on learning the English language or literature.
A lesson that is dull and uninteresting.
A difficult but important lesson learned from a mistake or failure.
Instruction on how to play the piano.
A fundamental or essential truth learned from experience.
A lesson that causes emotional or psychological distress to learn.
A one-on-one lesson, often paid for separately.
A lesson learned through a deeply unpleasant or painful experience.
A lesson designed for a single student.
A practical example of what you should or should not do in a particular situation.
Used to specify the subject of a teaching lesson or the area of experiential learning.
Used to specify the topic of a formal lesson or presentation.
To gain knowledge or understanding from an experience, especially a negative one.
To have a lesson scheduled or to be taking part in one.
To participate in a course of study or instruction.
To provide instruction during a class period.
To act as the instructor for a lesson.
To travel to and participate in a lesson.
To be present at a scheduled class or period of instruction.
To fail to attend a scheduled lesson.
To deliberately not attend a lesson you are supposed to attend.
To infer or derive a principle or conclusion from an experience.
To lead or be in charge of a class, often as a substitute for the regular teacher.
A teacher's detailed description of the course of instruction for a lesson.