- 242 pages
- English
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About this book
First published in 1999, this volume recognises that lifelong and continuing education is one of the main issues on the educational stage. In the United Kingdom it is a key feature of the government's educational initiative as reflected in the Green Paper, 'The Learning Age: a Renaissance for a New Britain' [DfEE, 1988]. This book provides a range of contributions to the current debate from academic practitioners. It includes both theoretical discussions and empirically-based studies. Lifelong learning continues to raise important educational questions which are relevant in many countries. These include issues concerning how to enable individuals to reach their potential for self-fulfilment; how to ensure that educational opportunities are interesting and available to all; and how to ensure that a nation's workforce is adaptable and well-educated. Each chapter explores a dimension of such fundamental questions.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Half Title
- Series Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Notes on Contributors
- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- 1 The Concept of Lifelong Learning
- 2 Degrees of Adult Participation: Lifelong Learning in European Universities
- 3 Lifelong (L)eaming and a ‘New Age’ at Work
- 4 Adult Education with Theological Reflection: A Multi-Disciplinary Approach through Open Learning
- 5 Identity, Risk and Lifelong Learning
- 6 Higher Education Courses in the Community: Issues Around Guidance and Learning Support for Non-Traditional Students
- 7 Mental Health and Adult Education
- 8 An Exploratory Examination of Changing Perceptions of Careership: The Implications for the Management of the Continuing Professional Development of Teachers
- 9 Never Mind the Outcomes, What About the Experience: Lifelong Learning, Autobiography and Skills for Progression to Higher Education
- 10 Towards a Learning Society: The Role of Formal, Non-Formal and Informal Learning
- 11 Lifelong Learning: Stretching the Discourse
- 12 Lifelong Learning for a Sustainable Future
- 13 Employer Involvement in Lifelong Learning
- 14 On Parenting and Being a Child: Lifelong or Short-Term Learning?