reeducate
Use Reeducate in a sentence
ʊˌkeɪt
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It also gave people some tools currently not available, and it was an opportunity to reeducate people.
Continually look for opportunities to reeducate staff in a way that encourages conversation about these issues.
Reeducate them as to their behavior, its impact, and resulting consequences.
It must be necessary and it will be helpful to reeducate and supplement their previous education.
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