Learning is often associated with the process of acquiring knowledge, which is carried out through formal institutions such as schools and universities. In fact, broadly speaking, learning is a process that every individual always goes through throughout their life. So it can be interpreted that learning always follows a person as long as that individual is still alive. So it is very appropriate that the term long-lived education is a great concept for living life. In line with the concept of learning, of course, it is also related to problems in life that will always exist as long as a person is still alive. This means that no one lives without problems, big or small; there are still problems that must be resolved. Then a person learns from life's problems. Learning and problems are essentially life itself. Learning from problems or learning to solve problems will always be present in human life (University of Life).