The Department of Educational and Psychological Sciences at the College of Education for Human Sciences - University of Basra organized a panel discussion on lifespan competence.
The seminar aimed to identify the concept of age competence, the most important mechanisms and factors for enhancing it, and the characteristics that characterize individuals who have age competence.
The episode presented by the teacher, Asmaa Saleh Ali, included a discussion of the relationship between an individual’s gender and age in possessing better age competence, and the extent of its impact on professional performance. It showed that age competence is linked to individual abilities and experiences, regardless of gender and age. It develops and grows over time, and that those with competence Higher age groups are more effective and productive at work.
