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Best practices in designing adult education programs - Learner-centered curriculum and channels

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Learner-centered curriculum and channels

Successful adult education programs tend to break from traditional delivery methods that meet the institution’s established processes. They provide offerings that accommodate the needs and abilities of individual learners through flexible delivery channels that accommodate the divergent lifestyles of each learner.

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