Scholastic ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Scholastic ( adjective )

1. Relating to schools and education.
2. Characterized by or given to scholarly study or learning.

Origin:

From latin scholasticus, from greek scholastikos, from scholazein "to learn".

Examples:

1. He was a scholastic person, who devoted his life to learning and teaching.
2. The scholastic approach to the subject was very different from the practical one.
3. The scholastic curriculum was very demanding and challenging.
4. He had a deep understanding of scholastic methodologies and techniques.
5. His scholastic achievements were remarkable and highly respected.

(As a noun)

Scholastic ( noun )

1. Relating to schools and education.
2. Characterized by or given to scholarly study or learning.

Origin:

From latin scholasticus, from greek scholastikos, from scholazein "to learn".

Examples:

1. He was a scholastic person, who devoted his life to learning and teaching.
2. The scholastic approach to the subject was very different from the practical one.
3. The scholastic curriculum was very demanding and challenging.
4. He had a deep understanding of scholastic methodologies and techniques.
5. His scholastic achievements were remarkable and highly respected.