reeducating
Correcting prior learning
Reeducating is the present participle of reeducate, meaning to teach someone again or differently—often to change their beliefs, habits, or skills.
The word has neutral uses: She's reeducating herself about nutrition.
But it carries sinister overtones from authoritarian regimes that use "reeducation" as a euphemism for forced ideological indoctrination: political prisoners sent to reeducation camps.
Coercive psychological manipulation
- indoctrinationSystematic uncritical belief instillation
- reprogrammingAltering original functional instructions
- reconditioningRestoring to good condition
- propagandaBiased information for influence
thought reform · deprogramming · ideological · conformity · manipulation · coercion · compliance · submission
Conveying how to proceed
- tutoringIndividual academic guidance
- mentoringAdvising someone less experienced
- coachingGuiding others to improve
- trainingDeveloping abilities through practice
guiding · pedagogy · curriculum · workshops · seminars · facilitating · schooling · lecturing
Improve by correcting faults
- reintegrationRestoration to a group
- correctionFixing of mistakes
- remediationAct of correcting faults
- recidivismHabitual return to crime
parole · probation · offenders · inmates · convicts · restorative · reentry · reclamation
Learning new work abilities
- reskillingLearning new work capabilities
- workforceAll available workers
- vocationalRelated to skilled work
- professional developmentOngoing workplace learning activities
certification · bootcamp · career change · displaced workers · automation · transition · adult learning · skills gap
brainwashing
Coercive psychological manipulation
- indoctrinationSystematic uncritical belief instillation
- reprogrammingAltering original functional instructions
- reconditioningRestoring to good condition
propaganda · thought reform · deprogramming · ideological · conformity · manipulation · coercion · compliance · submission · correctional
instructing
Conveying how to proceed
- tutoringIndividual academic guidance
- mentoringAdvising someone less experienced
- coachingGuiding others to improve
training · guiding · pedagogy · curriculum · workshops · seminars · facilitating · schooling · lecturing · lessons
reform
Improve by correcting faults
- reintegrationRestoration to a group
- correctionFixing of mistakes
- remediationAct of correcting faults
recidivism · parole · probation · offenders · inmates · convicts · restorative · reentry · reclamation · behavioral
upskilling
Learning new work abilities
- reskillingLearning new work capabilities
- workforceAll available workers
- vocationalRelated to skilled work
professional development · certification · bootcamp · career change · displaced workers · automation · transition · adult learning · skills gap · competency
reeducatingliberating
Setting free from constraint
deprogramming · emancipating · deradicalizing · freethinking · enlightening
- reeducation campDetention for ideological reprogramming
- reeducation programsCoerced ideological transformation efforts