Schoolin

Schoolin is a term that can refer to the act of educating or to a stylized spelling of the word schooling. Used in informal English and popular culture, it often functions as a verb form or gerund, signaling instruction, mastery, or competition.

Origin and usage: Derived from the noun school with the -ing suffix, the form "schoolin" (sometimes written as schoolin’ with an apostrophe) appears in informal writing to convey casual tone or rhythmic feel. In slang, to school someone means to teach or defeat them decisively; "schoolin'" emphasizes ongoing or emphatic action.

In media and branding: The term has been adopted as a stylized title or motif in music, fashion, and digital media, where it evokes ideas of mastery, instruction, or outperforming rivals. As a proper name, "Schoolin" may be used for projects, labels, or campaigns that seek an educational or competitive vibe, without implying formal schooling.

See also: Education; Schooling; To school; School.