Ethics
Teaching
Teaching noun - The act or process of imparting knowledge or skills to another.
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Ethics and teaching are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ethics" instead a noun "Teaching".
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In season two he moves from Georgetown to the National War College, teaching military ethics to promising officers from several countries while also watching foreign officers to see which ones can be made into intelligence assets.
Source: Lawful Good -
Henry lampshades the irony of asking him to use blackmail while teaching a Military Ethics class, and pushes Dmitri Petrov as an alternative because he's smarter, is part-Georgian, and has counter-nationalist views, all of which means he's more likely to work with them willingly.
Source: Series / Madam Secretary -
Fernsworthy himself is still alive at this point, and is teaching an Ethics of Magic class.
Source: Used to Be a Sweet Kid
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