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Adult Education in America...? Adult Education in America of the Education of the Concerned December 4, Most of the life being busy as asingle mother and a full time professional, I tend to understand the relevance of adult education for the individuals unable to access the regular routes to education, being engaged in other important aspects of life. Adult education as a concept had undergone a systematic evolution in the history of education in the United States of America. The adult education programs are made available to the interested populations through varied avenues and are...
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Adult education self reflection...? Adult education self reflection Teaching entails the process of administering knowledge to a learner. Teaching is an important factor in human life, which is practiced to every member of the society who has an interest in developing knowledge on certain concepts of life. In the contemporary world, teachings are practiced in various institutions in the society. These include the social, economical, and political social settings. The dispensers of knowledge are the people who we refer to as the teachers. Teachers are responsible for providing direction and highlighting the requisite elements of learning a concept. Therefore, teachers play a central role in the process of learning. The most stressed form...
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Adult education...: Issues and developments. New York, NY: Nova Publishers. Florida State University. (n.d.). Adult learning. Retrieved from: http://www.fsu.edu/~adult-ed/jenny/learning.html. Hamilton, E. (1992). Adult education for community development. Westport, CT: Greenwood Publishing Group. Rogers, R., Mattu, A., Winters, M., Martinez, J. and Mulligan, T. (2012). Practical teaching in emergency medicine. Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons. Westby, C. (2007). How early childhood and K—12 teachers experience transformational learning in a dynamic urban setting: The role of knowledge facets. Ann Arbor, MI: ProQuest.... ? Adult education Supervisor: October 14, Adult learning Introduction The difference between...
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Research Paper: Adult Education...Education in the Health Professions, 23, 56-59. Retrieved April 20, 2007 from EBSCOHost Database
Myers, David E. (1992) Teaching learners of all ages. Music Educators Journal; 79(4) 23-27. Retrieved March 8, 2007 from EBSCOHost Database
NCES (2000) National Center For Education Statistics Working Papers. Lifelong Learning NCES Task Force: Final Report, Volume I Working Paper No. 2000-16a. U. S. Department of Education: Office of Educational Research and Improvement
Perigo, J. (2006) Getting ready for the second half. Adults Learning, 18(3), 16-17. Retrieved March 8, 2007 from EBSCOHost Database
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Adult education...Brookfield, S. "Developing Critically Reflective Practitioners: A Rationale for Training Educators of Adults." In Training Educators of Adults: The Theory and Practice of Graduate Adult Education, edited by S. Brookfield. New York: Routledge, 1988.
Collins, M. Adult Education as Vocation. New York: Routledge,1991.
Cranton, P. Professional Development as Transformative Learning:New Perspectives for Teachers of Adults. San Francisco:Jossey-Bass, 1996.
Foley, G. "Coming to Grips with Complexity in the Formation of Reflective Practitioners." Canadian Journal of Studies in...
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Adult education and postmoderism...# Using Feminist Learning Theories to Enhance the room Experience Using a feminist framework when teaching adult learners is one of several ways to combine an instructor’s personal values and institutional values to best teach students. Feminist theories look at the role of women in the culture in a number of ways. All focus on the experiences of women as valid and important, and most tend to come from a stance that women have been, and continue to be, oppressed by male-dominated cultures. All feminist theories would like to empower women to accept themselves and their experiences as valid, as well as challenge male-dominated culture to readjust its thinking on the role of women.
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Adler...’, Karl Marx’s ‘Das Capital’ & Robert Bresson’s ‘Theory of Film Language’. The markings in these books were mainly simplified summaries of the original text. It was written with the Endeavour to explore the inner world of these literatures in an easier manner.
A brief note Mortimer Adler’s idea of marking
Adler develops a unique & interesting method to read books by reinventing the art of book marking. He emphasizes on the notion that a book can be properly owned only after it has been marked in systematic way. He feels that marking is the only way through which a reader can delve into ‘the heart of a book’. Alder says that the man who truly owns his books would fail to preserve them as...
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ADULT EDUCATION...September 7, Blackboard Post: Continued Discussion of Community The community that was previously described was composed of out-of-school youths, predominantly female and who opted to be actively involved in an adult educational workshop to develop entrepreneurial skills. As such, this small community conforms to the description of a social organization in terms of the Six Master Processes, as shown below:
1. Communication: Open communication pattern between participants and program promoters and educators were evidently applied.
2. Boundary Maintenance: This aspect is depicted through the perceived barrier between the authority and knowledge manifested by the...
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Adult education post... September 7, Responses to Exercise 3: Approaches to Program Planning As one had an experience for program planning as a volunteer in the Adult Education Workshop Program, the experience provided me with vast learning opportunities in terms of identifying program participants (out-of-school youths), ways to reach or contact and invite them, and assist in using the pragmatic or practical approach. As disclosed in the chapter, the pragmatic or practical approach to program planning which integrates ““real-world constraints,” (and) takes into consideration the continuing changing conditions and the complexity of practice” (Caffarella 11), in conjunction with the conventional or traditional approach.
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Adult Education Organizations...Case study: Adult Education Organizations A of the research The study begins by acknowledging the importance of successful change implementation and management in adult education (Martinˇciˇc, 2010). There is also an emphasis of leadership, where the article recommends that change initiation should focus on leading the staff. Moreover, the research draws a particular importance to personality traits of a leader. In this case, the leader should have certain leadership skills, versatilities, knowledge, and behavior where the focus is changing the entire organizational culture. Therefore, the article stresses the significance of certain values, and puts more emphasis on...
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