Choose the correct answer from the following code for the assertion and reason given below.

Both the assertion and the reason are true statements, but the reason does not correctly explain the assertion.

The assertion, that learning is a lifelong process, states that learning continues throughout a person's life.

The reason, that learning must be linked with lifelong processes to be useful, states a condition for usefulness.

The assertion describes the nature of learning, while the reason prescribes how to make it useful.

A descriptive claim about duration is not explained by a prescriptive claim about utility, so R cannot explain A.

The idea of lifelong learning was strongly advanced by the Faure report Learning to Be and later by the Delors report.