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Comprehensive surveys of adult education: A recipe for ossifying provision?
Studies in Continuing Education, 1988This paper cautions against uncritically enthusiastic calls for comprehensive national surveys of adult education provision and participation in Australia. It is argued that the socially essential characteristics of adult education–its diversity, flexibility and responsiveness–are threatened by such surveys.
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Adult skills surveys and transnational organisations: globalising educational policy
2019Organisations like OECD, IEA (International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement) and the EU are increasingly involved in the production of transnational data. They function as key agencies for changing education and lifelong learning policy, promoting human capital approaches, and ‘governing by data’. I consider their growing role
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A Survey of Graduate Adult Education Programns and Thie Adult Learning and Development Curriculum
Adult Education Quarterly, 1995Eighty-three programs were randomly selected from a population of 105 Adult Education programs listed in Peterson's Guides (1992) to complete a telephone survey questionnaire about program demographics and the nature of and emphasis on adult learning and development curricula.
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Survey of graduates in adult education at the University of British Columbia
2010The recent proliferation in the field of adult education and the scarcity of research about practising professional adult educators led to this follow-up study of the graduates of the Doctor of Education, Master of Arts, Master of Education, Master of Science (Agriculture) and Diploma programs in adult education at the University of British Columbia ...
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Educational Planning for Older Adults: A Survey of “Expressive” vs. “Instrumental” Preferences
The International Journal of Aging and Human Development, 1973The right kinds of educational opportunities, if properly planned and administered, will contribute to the welfare of older adults. To provide some planning information and to determine the educational opportunities preferred, a questionnaire survey was carried out with 75 retired persons.
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A Survey on the Education and Training of Adult and Community Educators for the Workplace
Studies in the Education of Adults, 1995Tom Cooper, Chris Velde, Rod Gerber
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Methods in Adult Education: Regional Surveys of Adult Education
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A Survey of Graduate Training Needs in Adult Education
Adult Education, 1963Roger W. Axford, Donald F. Wilson
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