reeducating (Meaning)

reeducating

to cause to develop new attitudes or habits through education, to rehabilitate through education, to train again, to subject to reeducation

The prison system was focused on reeducating inmates rather than punishing them.
The teacher's goal was to reeducate the students about the importance of critical thinking.
The government implemented a program to reeducate citizens who had been misled by extremist propaganda.
The rehabilitation center worked to reeducate recovering addicts about healthy behaviors and coping mechanisms.
The reeducation camp aimed to change the beliefs and values of political dissidents.
The university offered courses to reeducate professionals on the latest industry advancements.
The military reeducated soldiers on new combat tactics and equipment.
After the war, the victorious nation reeducated the defeated population on democratic principles.
The scientists reeducated the public about the dangers of climate change and the importance of sustainability.
The cultural exchange program reeducated participants about the diversity and richness of different societies.

to cause to develop new attitudes or habits through education, to rehabilitate through education, to train again, to subject to reeducation

reteaching, initiating, familiarizing, informing,retraining, implanting, edifying, enlightening, reschooling, showing

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The prison system was focused on reeducating inmates rather than punishing them.

The teacher's goal was to reeducate the students about the importance of critical thinking.

The government implemented a program to reeducate citizens who had been misled by extremist propaganda.

The rehabilitation center worked to reeducate recovering addicts about healthy behaviors and coping mechanisms.