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This document discusses transitions in life, the contents of BPE (Business, Policy and Economics), and 21CL (21st Century Learning). It defines transition as the in-between stage of life changes, involving letting go of the old, being in a liminal state, and rebirth. BPE contents can help with the transition from passive to active learner and from student to professional. 21CL involves learning, literacy, and life skills like critical thinking and collaboration. Reflecting on lifelong learning and developing critical thinking are important for personal and professional development during life's transitions.
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3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
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