Vocabulary Terms in Education

Art (미술): Refers to the study of artistic expression, creativity, and techniques in various forms such as painting and sculpture.
English (영어): The subject that focuses on the study of the English language, including literature, grammar, and writing.
History (역사): Involves the examination of past events, significant figures, and developments in human society.
Math (수학): The study of numbers, quantities, shapes, and patterns, encompassing various branches such as algebra and geometry.
Music (음악): The exploration of sound, rhythm, and composition, covering music theory and performance.
PE (체육): Physical Education focusing on physical fitness, sports, and health-related activities.
Science (과학): Encompasses a systematic study of the natural world, including biology, chemistry, physics, and their applications.
Social Studies (사회): The study of human society including geography, history, civics, and cultural understanding.

Class (수업, 반, 학급): Refers to the group of students and the session where educational activities occur.
Timetable (시간표): A structured schedule outlining the timing and sequence of classes and subjects throughout the school day.

What (무엇): A question word used to inquire about information or details.
Favorite (가장 좋아하는): Describes a personal preference or most liked subject or activity.
Subject (과목): Refers to a specific area of study within an educational curriculum.
Good at (~을 잘하는): Indicates proficiency or skill in a particular subject or activity.

Choose (선택하다): The act of making a selection from options available.
Response (응답, 반응): The reply or reaction to a question or situation.
Take a picture (사진을 찍다): Refers to the action of capturing an image using a camera or smartphone.
Draw (그리다): The act of creating a visual representation using tools like pencils or pens.
Circle (동그라미): A round figure or shape, often used in drawing and geometric studies.