1. to educate badly or wrongly; to provide with incorrect or inadequate education

Examples

• The outdated textbooks miseducated students about historical events.
• Parents worried that biased media would miseducate their children.
• The school’s failure to update its curriculum miseducated generations of students.
• Critics argued that the program would miseducate young people about science.
• She felt her previous teachers had miseducated her about basic math concepts.
• The documentary claimed that schools systematically miseducate students about nutrition.