Learning And Development Words

verb to educate or teach someone again, typically in a different way or with different information

• It is important to reeducate individuals who have outdated beliefs.
• We need to teach them again with new information.
• We gotta school them on the latest facts.
• Let's help them unlearn and relearn for a better understanding.

noun A person who is studying at a school, college, or university

• The student excelled in all of her classes and received top marks.
• The student totally aced that test, she's so smart!
• That student is a real brainiac, always getting straight A's.
• The student's mind was a sponge, absorbing knowledge effortlessly.

noun the action of teaching a person or animal a particular skill or type of behavior

verb to teach a person or animal a particular skill or type of behavior

• The company offers comprehensive training programs for all new employees.
• I'm going to a training session tomorrow to learn how to use the new software.
• I aced my training, I'm basically a pro now.
• Life's challenges are just like training for a marathon, you have to push through the pain to reach the finish line.

adjective pertaining to academics or scholarly pursuits

adverb relating to academic matters or study

• She excelled academically and graduated with top honors.
• He's doing really well academically, getting straight A's.
• She's killing it academically, acing all her exams.
• He's climbing the academic ladder, making progress academically.

noun a blend of the words 'adapt' and 'aptitude', referring to the ability to adapt quickly and effectively

• Her adaptitude for learning new languages quickly impressed her professors.
• His adaptitude for fixing things around the house saved us a lot of money on repairs.
• I wish I had your adaptitude for getting out of awkward situations!
• His adaptitude for navigating social situations was like a superpower.