Adult Education

1. The practice of effectively allocating time for learning activities, work, and personal responsibilities.
6. A mode of education where learners and instructors are separated by physical distance.
8. A learning approach where individuals take initiative and ... for their own learning process.
10. Challenges or obstacles that adult learners may face, such as lack of access to education, work-life balance, or motivation issues.
12. ... technology (using).

2. An adult learner who does not fit the typical profile of a full-time, residential, college-aged student.
3. Learning through direct experiences, activities, and reflection, emphasizing practical application of knowledge.
4. An individual who engages in educational activities or courses after the traditional age of formal schooling, typically over the age of 18.
5. The ability to use digital technology and navigate online ..., essential for modern adult learners.
7. The theory and practice of teaching and educating adults.
9. The concept of continuous learning and skill development throughout one's life.
11. English as a Second Language in initials.