English Language & Usage Asked by Marcel Klehr on February 1, 2021
As part of educational systems there is often a division between two roles:
Teachers or educators give knowledge, while students or trainees receive knowledge.
Is there an abstraction over this distinction that describes simply a person being part of an educational system, regardless of whether it is a student or a teacher in particular?
Edit: In case there is no such general term, what about a word in the context of a single subject?
When referring to both the teachers and students of a college one might just call them "the college community".
Answered by Karl Pfeifer on February 1, 2021
Academic might fit your needs:
Academic noun
a teacher or student at a college or university
* Bear in mind that this word within a college/university in certain places, might be understood to mean the faculty, not the student body.
Answered by Miguel Bartelsman on February 1, 2021
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