Across
- 4. Having the necessary ability or knowledge.
- 7. Inner drive that fuels the desire to learn.
- 8. A learner who has completed a degree program.
- 11. Professional who guides and facilitates learning.
- 12. The act of growing skills, knowledge, or abilities.
- 14. A learner’s state of being prepared to engage.
- 15. A source of structured knowledge, often bound and read.
- 18. Learning through working with others.
- 20. Process of acquiring knowledge or skills.
- 24. Credential earned after a course of higher education.
- 27. Portable device for digital learning and reading.
- 28. An in-depth scholarly work submitted for a doctorate.
- 30. Instruction aimed at improving specific skills.
- 31. Putting knowledge into real-world use.
Down
- 1. Actively engaging in a learning environment.
- 2. Digital tool essential for e-learning and research.
- 3. Type of learning driven by the individual, not the instructor.
- 5. Deep, meaningful change resulting from learning.
- 6. Repetition to improve performance and understanding.
- 9. The method and practice of adult education.
- 10. Skill of breaking down information to understand it.
- 13. Thoughtfully considering experiences to learn.
- 16. Supporting learning without directly instructing.
- 17. A real-world scenario used for experiential learning.
- 19. Emerging technology transforming learning systems (abbr.).
- 21. A major research paper often required for a degree.
- 22. One who actively engages in learning.
- 23. Meaningful and applicable to the learner’s goals.
- 25. Ceremony marking academic achievement.
- 26. Fully involved and invested in the learning process.
- 29. Hands-on, real-world learning experience.
- 32. To use your mind actively to form connected ideas.