reschooled
/riːˈskuːld/
verb
- To educate or train someone again, especially in new skills or methods.
- She reschooled herself in modern farming techniques after inheriting the family farm.
- After the factory closed, many workers were reschooled in computer programming.
- The program reschooled teachers to use digital tools in the classroom.
adjective
- Having been educated or trained again, especially in new skills or methods.
- The reschooled volunteers taught the children how to use the new library computers.
- The reschooled employees were more confident in their new roles.
- A reschooled workforce can adapt to changes in the economy.
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