lifelong learning
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- noun
- /ˈlaɪfˌlɔŋ ˈlɜrnɪŋ/
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aprendizaje continuo
- I want to understand your views about creative music making as it relates to lifelong learning.
- lifelong learning opportunities
- lifelong learning skills
- lifelong learning era
Another person said, I value connection and lifelong learning.
- Another person said, I value connection and lifelong learning.
- But it all starts with a mindset shift and a commitment to lifelong learning.
- And given the rate and pace of change, we need the ability to constantly adapt and change through lifelong learning.
- They, they know how difficult it is, like the people that the colleagues of mine, they know how difficult lifelong learning is.
- And so there is a sense in which constant lifelong learning is the main node that you have to be in.
- And you talk about lifelong learning, which is I think a topic that's understudied or maybe because nobody knows what to do with it.
- You might have family, intimate relationships, health, creativity, you know, lifelong learning, career contribution, those kind of things.
Examples
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Librarianship is a quickly changing field and one that requires personal dedication to lifelong learning.
Academic text (2013) -
So I believe we are in a world where lifelong learning now becomes critical to long term career success.
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So this whole idea about lifelong learning, challenging yourself can really make a difference.
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We looked at lifelong learning and personal life, also in the workplace and then local community.
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And so there is a sense in which constant lifelong learning is the main node that you have to be in.
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And then of course, they would discuss lifelong learning and continuous improvement and respect everyone.
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Distance education offers students opportunities to sharpen skills for lifelong learning and success outside school.
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The third social justice category, equality of access to advantage, centered on creating opportunities for lifelong learning.
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The coupling of creative aging and lifelong learning in music has important implications for us as meaning makers.
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Providing ongoing support is crucial for lifelong learning in any professional environment.
Synonyms
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1.0
Getting knowledge and skills from study, experience, or teaching
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Courses adults take after leaving school to learn new skills for work or life
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Learning by yourself without a teacher or school
Working to improve yourself by learning and changing your habits
Antonyms
How Continuous
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'continuous development of skills and knowledge throughout life' is directly and transparently built from 'lifelong' (lasting for one's life) + 'learning' (the process of acquiring knowledge). This adjective+noun composition follows standard, cross-linguistic semantics and would be readily understood by a B1 learner who knows both constituent words.
Etymology
Lifelong learning paints a simple picture: the word lifelong means 'for life' and learning means gaining knowledge or skills, like carrying a book from childhood to old age. That's why the phrase means 'keeping on learning all through life', not just at school.