Definition: Subjectship is a concept in education, often used in the context of primary and secondary school learning. It refers to the ability of students to engage with and understand complex ideas or concepts through direct interaction with others. In basic terms, subjectship means that students have been given the opportunity to learn about a particular subject by being exposed to it in a structured way, such as through lectures, group work, or discussions with peers. This exposure can lead to increased understanding of the material and the ability to
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