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Noun(1) (2) the act of teaching at school(3) the process of being formally educated at a school(4) the training of an animal (especially the training of a horse for dressage)(5) education

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(1) When the market came tumbling down in October 1929 Moishe was there to see it; he later thought this an education unlike anything he had received in his formal schooling .(2) I learnt that he had come to the United States as a Jewish refugee from Germany, at the age of 14, to have his schooling and university education in New England.(3) Stay strong, don't give up on your dreams, and never let your schooling interfere with your education.(4) Through high school my schooling was in Catholic Schools.(5) Only those who had received some schooling and retained contact with literate family members in Ireland met these conditions; the poorest emigrants clearly did not.(6) Today, most children begin school at age seven or eight and receive some schooling for at least several years.(7) Those with the diagnosis were more likely to be older, have a grade school education (completed schooling to age 12), and be unmarried in mid-life.(8) It is not a coincidence that these populations are the ones with the least amount of formal schooling or secondary education.(9) She had internalized the national development messages of schooling , and often replicated them in her own speech.(10) The cause of the Claimant's lack of schooling or education during the autumn of 2001 is more complex to ascertain.(11) Learning is respected, and education past secondary schooling is highly valued, in part as a route to high-paying occupations.(12) schooling fences(13) The schooling received is generally very poor.(14) Educational neglect occurs when a child is allowed to engage in chronic truancy, or is of mandatory school age but not receiving schooling .(15) This will lead to more private schooling and fewer state schools.(16) Traditionally, there has been a fee for primary and lower secondary schooling ; thereafter, education is free.