Lifelong Learning in the Public Interest [microform] / Norman D. Kurland.
In this paper, the author notes that lifelong learning is at the confluence of a number of separate streams from the recent past, each of which flows into the broad concept of lifelong learning and brings its own set of concerns that have helped generate a need to consider where the streams are goin...
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| Language: | English |
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| Summary: | In this paper, the author notes that lifelong learning is at the confluence of a number of separate streams from the recent past, each of which flows into the broad concept of lifelong learning and brings its own set of concerns that have helped generate a need to consider where the streams are going. These streams, or educational areas, are briefly discussed, focusing on various past and present changes in each area: adult education; postsecondary education; continuing and extension education; continuing education in the professions; career education, education and work, recurrent education; adult vocational education; community education; libraries and museums; the media; research; and foreign development. Concluding remarks cover suggestions for dealing with the problem of fragmentation in adult education and for building a unified adult education foundation. (EM) |
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| Item Description: | ERIC Note: Speech presented at the Conference on Lifelong Learning in the Public Interest (Racine, Wisconsin, October 21, 1976). ERIC Document Number: ED143811. |
| Physical Description: | 19 p. |
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