Academics refers to systematic and specialized knowledge, and it is a disciplinary demonstration of existence and its laws, generally referring to higher education and research. Zhang Ronghuan, a contemporary anthropologist, defines the concept of scholarship as a disciplinary demonstration of existence and its laws. The English academy, which corresponds to this word, refers to a scientific and cultural group that conducts higher education and research. When used in this sense, it corresponds to the academic circles or institutions of higher learning in China. The word "academy" comes from a place name (Akademeia). This place is located on the periphery of ancient Athens. The gymnasium there was once famous for being transformed into a learning center by Plato.

By extension, the word academia can also be used to refer to "accumulation of knowledge". In this sense, it is usually translated into academics. The development and dissemination of academics spanned several eras. /kloc-in the 0 th and 7 th centuries, religious scholars in Britain and France often used colleges (or academies) to represent higher education institutions. English is called academy, and French is called Academy and Academy.

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Interpretation: ① Academic classification. Refers to a certain scientific field or branch. Such as chemistry and physics in natural science; Law, sociology, etc. In the field of social science.

The abbreviation of "teaching subject" is also called "subject". A unit with a certain range of knowledge and skills organized according to the logic program in teaching. Such as mathematics, physics, Chinese and music in primary and secondary schools; General psychology, child psychology, educational psychology, etc.