Quality Assurance for Lifelong Education: A Comprehensive Review
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Quality Assurance, Lifelong Education, Self-Directed Learning, Transformative Learning, Diverse Learners, Digital WorldAbstract
The review on "Quality Assurance for Lifelong Education: A Comprehensive Review" contextualizes itself within the dynamic landscape of 21st-century education, marked by technological advancements, evolving workforce needs, and a growing emphasis on lifelong learning. By delving into the core concepts of this comprehensive examination, the review underscores the imperative of understanding education as a continuous journey and the vital role of quality assurance in ensuring its relevance and effectiveness. Navigating through the historical evolution of quality assurance, global frameworks, and emerging trends, the review provides a holistic perspective on the multifaceted nature of quality assurance for lifelong education. As stakeholders are called to collaborate for continuous improvement and advocate for lifelong learning as a global priority, the review serves as a valuable resource, offering insights and recommendations to shape an educational future that is adaptable, inclusive, and responsive to the diverse needs of learners throughout their lifelong journey.
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