Educational context

Learning or teaching establishes the scene's purpose.

Visual traits

• learning
• teaching
• learning materials

Expected changes

• Learning or teaching is more likely to be legible
• Learning materials are more likely to appear

Definition

Educational context indicates a scene involving learning, teaching, or use of learning materials. School type, country, system, age, uniforms, and people's roles are specified separately.

In more detail

It makes learning an element of the setting. Classroom or outdoor location, number of people, subject, tools, and affiliation remain separate choices.

Includes

• Learning
• teaching
• and use of learning materials

Excludes

• A particular school system
• country
• age
• uniform
• or portrayal of people

What this does not imply

• A particular education system
• country
• age
• uniform
• or portrayal of people

Variability

The source is a general classification, so it does not substantiate details of a specific educational system or culture.

Usage

• Specify only learning or teaching
• Specify system and people details separately

Distinguish similar expressions

• When depicting a real system
• confirm that system separately

Typical uses

• Set a learning scene
• Add teaching as a setting condition

Possible failure modes

• Learning activity is not legible
• Unspecified uniforms or systems are added