钻研

To foster, cultivate, or develop a skill, habit, or talent through training and education. It can also refer to biological cultivation of plants or bacteria.

To lead or guide someone towards a certain direction, thought, or behavior. It is often used to describe how teachers or governments influence people positively.

The standard of knowledge, skill, and character attained through long-term training and cultivation.

The inherent quality or character of a person, encompassing their education, professional skills, and moral cultivation. In an academic context, it refers to the overall caliber of a population or workforce.

A specific field of study that a student chooses to specialize in at a college or university; also refers to being professional in a field.

To read or view widely and extensively, covering a broad range of topics.

The standard books or materials used for teaching a particular subject in a school or course.

A short test or assessment to evaluate someone's knowledge or skills; as a verb, to conduct such a test.

A written record of information, ideas, or lectures taken to help memory or study.

Units that measure the value of a completed course of study, used by universities to determine if a student has met the requirements for a degree.