Education

noun a room set aside for children to play in

• The playroom is equipped with various educational toys and games for children to enjoy.
• Let's hang out in the playroom and play some video games.
• The playroom is the ultimate chill spot for kids to have fun.
• His mind is like a messy playroom, filled with scattered thoughts and ideas.

noun A special school is a school specifically designed to cater to the needs of students with special educational needs or disabilities.

• The special school provides individualized education for students with disabilities.
• My cousin attends a special school for kids with learning differences.
• I heard that special school is lit, they have the coolest teachers.
• Being in that special school felt like being in a bubble, away from the pressures of mainstream education.

noun A social system in which the state assumes primary responsibility for the welfare of its citizens, such as by providing healthcare, education, social services, and financial assistance.

• The welfare state provides social assistance to those in need through various government programs.
• The welfare state helps people who are struggling by giving them support from the government.
• The welfare state is like a safety net for those who are going through tough times.
• In a society with a strong welfare state, the government acts as a caring parent looking out for its citizens.

noun Parenting style characterized by overprotectiveness and excessive intervention in a child's life

• The concept of lawnmower parenting involves parents who try to remove all obstacles and challenges from their children's lives.
• Lawnmower parenting is like when parents hover over their kids and make sure they never have to deal with any problems on their own.
• Some people call it 'helicopter parenting', but I think lawnmower parenting is a more accurate term.
• Just like a lawnmower cuts down grass in its path, lawnmower parenting cuts down any obstacles that may come in a child's way.