Adult Education

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Across
  1. 7. The ability to use digital technology and navigate online resources, essential for modern adult learners
  2. 8. Learning through direct experiences, activities, and reflection, emphasizing practical application of knowledge.
  3. 9. General Educational Development: A high school equivalency test and program for adults who did not complete their traditional high school education.
  4. 10. The practice of effectively allocating time for learning activities, work, and personal responsibilities.
Down
  1. 1. Education and training programs aimed at improving an individual's skills and employability in a specific job or industry.
  2. 2. The theory and practice of teaching and educating adults, emphasizing self-directed learning and the unique needs of adult learners.
  3. 3. An individual who engages in educational activities or courses after the traditional age of formal schooling, typically over the age of 18.
  4. 4. A form of learning that is mostly done at a distance.
  5. 5. The knowledge and skills related to managing finances, budgeting, and making informed financial decisions.
  6. 6. The concept of continuous learning and skill development throughout one's life, beyond formal education.