The Profession and Practice of Adult Education: An IntroductionJohn Wiley & Sons, 17. feb. 2011 - 396 sider The Profession and Practice of Adult Education is a timely book and an excellent introduction to the field. Drawing from an extensive volume of literature, it provides comprehensive coverage and a clear guide. Graduate students will benefit from it and practitioners will be kept abreast of changes that are occurring. --Peter Jarvis, professor of continuing education and senior research professor, University of Surrey, United Kingdom |
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... in the U.S. and other developed nationshave come to take forgranted can be had at a much lower financialcost than at ... inthe workplace continue toexpand. The percent of U.S. adults participating in adult educationprograms ofany sort ...
... in the U.S. and other developed nationshave come to take forgranted can be had at a much lower financialcost than at ... inthe workplace continue toexpand. The percent of U.S. adults participating in adult educationprograms ofany sort ...
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... interests are inthe areas of professional ethics for adult education, selfdirection in adult learning, and the study of the adult education field. Part I Foundations of Adult Education In thefourchapters thatconstitute PartOne.
... interests are inthe areas of professional ethics for adult education, selfdirection in adult learning, and the study of the adult education field. Part I Foundations of Adult Education In thefourchapters thatconstitute PartOne.
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... Inthe fourth and final chapter ofPart One, wegrapple with three key issues related to the foundations of the field. The perennial question of whether adult education should work toward unity or toward preserving the diversity of the ...
... Inthe fourth and final chapter ofPart One, wegrapple with three key issues related to the foundations of the field. The perennial question of whether adult education should work toward unity or toward preserving the diversity of the ...
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... in the human life cycle” (p. 189). The concept “did notappear inAmerica atall until after the Civil War and not really until ... Inthe United States, forexample, men and women canvote at age eighteen, drink at twentyone, leave compulsory ...
... in the human life cycle” (p. 189). The concept “did notappear inAmerica atall until after the Civil War and not really until ... Inthe United States, forexample, men and women canvote at age eighteen, drink at twentyone, leave compulsory ...
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... in the last decade ortwo ofthe nineteenth century, becoming more popular by about 1900. Stubblefield andRachal (1992)write that“the period from 1891 to 1916 can be regarded as the gestational period inthe evolution of the phrase that ...
... in the last decade ortwo ofthe nineteenth century, becoming more popular by about 1900. Stubblefield andRachal (1992)write that“the period from 1891 to 1916 can be regarded as the gestational period inthe evolution of the phrase that ...
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Chapter3 | |
Chapter 4 Adult Education in Contemporary Society | |
The Organization and Delivery of Adult Education | |
Chapter 6 TheAdult Learner and Concepts of Learning | |
Examining Access and Opportunity | |
PartIII Developing a Professional Field of Practice | |
The Unacknowledged Side of Practice | |
Reframing Practice The Future of Adult Education | |
ADecade in Review and Trends for the Future | |
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The Global Context of Adult Education | |
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