(えいさいきょういく)

えいさいきょういく
noun
education for gifted children; elite education
1. education for gifted children; elite early education
Specialized education designed to develop the talents of gifted or high-ability children. In common usage, it also broadly refers to intensive early education or training a child receives from a young age in a specific field such as music, sports, or academics.
(おさな)(ころ)から英才教育(えいさいきょういく)()けた。
I received gifted education from a young age.
ピアノの英才教育(えいさいきょういく)(そだ)った演奏家(えんそうか)だ。
She is a performer raised with elite piano education.
英才教育(えいさいきょういく)には賛否両論(さんぴりょうろん)があり、()どもへの負担(ふたん)心配(しんぱい)する(こえ)もある。
There are pros and cons to elite education, and some voices express concern about the burden on children.

英才教育(えいさいきょういく) combines 英才(えいさい) (gifted person, genius) and 教育(きょういく) (education). It is often used when parents invest heavily in a child's training from an early age, whether in academics, music, sports, or other fields.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 英才教育(えいさいきょういく)()ける — to receive gifted/elite education
  • 英才教育(えいさいきょういく)(ほどこ)す — to provide gifted education
  • 英才教育(えいさいきょういく)(そだ)つ — to be raised with elite education

RELATED WORDS:

  • 早期教育(そうききょういく) — early childhood education
  • 才能(さいのう) — talent, ability
  • 天才(てんさい) — genius