Meaning & Definition of word "Schoolroom"

Schoolroom

/ˈskuːlruːm/

1. A room in which teaching and learning take place, typically in a school setting.
- Example: The children entered the schoolroom eagerly, excited for their first day of lessons.
2. An area designated for instruction in a particular subject within a school.
- Example: The art schoolroom was filled with colorful paintings and sculptures.
3. A space equipped with desks, chairs, and other educational materials for students.
- Example: Ms. Johnson decorated her schoolroom with inspirational quotes and student artwork.
4. A traditional classroom setup that fosters a structured learning environment.
- Example: In the old schoolroom, the teacher used a chalkboard to illustrate her points.
5. Any place where education is imparted, not necessarily within a formal school.
- Example: The community center turned its main hall into a schoolroom for evening classes.

●From 'school' + 'room', referring to a designated space for learning.

classroom management:

The process of ensuring that classroom lessons run smoothly despite disruptive behavior by students.

schoolroom atmosphere:

The overall environment or mood of the schoolroom, influenced by factors like teacher attitude and student engagement.

teacher:

A person who educates students.

pupil:

A student, especially in a primary or secondary school.

curriculum:

The subjects comprising a course of study in a school.

Meaning: the grind

● Example Sentence: Back in the grind in the schoolroom after summer break.

Meaning: the box

● Example Sentence: He loves being in the box; the schoolroom is his favorite place.