Frame Report

This frame contains words referring to teaching and the participants in teaching. A Student comes to learn either about a Subject; a Skill; a Precept; or a Fact as a result of instruction by a Teacher.

Some of the nouns (schoolmaster, -mistress) in this frame refer to administrative positions and do not take relevant frame elements; these will be moved.

Dad|tea taught me| that if you work hard, you will be OK - no matter what happens|fac.

What|fac Our Cat|tea taught Me|stu About Marketing|sub!

For two years she|tea taught me|stu French|sub

Mom and Dad|tea taught me|stu not to bullshit|pre, because it always
came back to bite me in the ass, without fail.

A young swiss girl up in a swiss chalet|tea taught me|stu how to yodel|ski.

Young Murdock later met a blind martial arts master known as Stick, who|tea taught him how to use his augmented senses and trained him|stu as a fighter|rol.

Maria, a woman|stu studying to be a nun|rol is sent from her convent to be the governess of the seven children of a widowed naval captain

Frame-Element relations:

Several Frame element relations hold in this frame. There is a core-set {Material, Teacher} (possibly also including Institution); these FE's can fill the subject slot of the teach-type verbs.
There is another core-set {Precept, Subject, Skill, Fact, Role} to do with what is learnt. In addition, the FE Qualification may occur with Subject and Role
My sister is studying for a maths degree |Qualification to be a teacher |Role
She's studying maths|Subject to be a teacher |Role.

Phrases expressing Qualification also very often include information about the Subject (see below), which is to be annotated on the second layer.

Bill is studying for a BS in physics/a maths degree|Qualification.
Bill is studying for a BS in physics|Subject/a maths|Subject degree.