These are the papers written on key topics by eminent
researchers in the field of Lifelong Learning. Please follow advice on
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Adult Cognition and Lifelong
Learning "Adult Cognition as a Dimension of
Lifelong Learning" by
Stephen Brookfield Reviews likely candidates for
models of adult cognition
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Open and Distance Learning
"Beauty lies in the eye of the beholder"
by
Judith Calder Examines the issues of
"best practice" in relation to open and distance learning
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Inclusion
"Challenging the Discourses of Inclusion and Exclusion with
off limits curricula" by
Julia Preece Explores some paradoxes of definition
between inclusion and exclusion and looks at some of the reasons why the topic
is of current political interest
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Management in post-school education and
training "Educational Leadership and
Management: some consequences from tertiary-level institutions"
by
David Robertson Examines the current
state of management in tertiary education
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Learning Organisations
"Learning Organisations, Lifelong Learning and the Mystery
of the Vanishing Employers" by
Ewart Keep A review of UK employers provision of
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Lifelong Learning Policy, Strategy and
Culture "Lifelong Learning : Policy,
Strategy and Culture" by
Colin Griffin Discusses the status of public Lifelong
Learning policy with respect to its stated aims
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Vocational Education and Training in the
Workplace "Lifelong learning in workplace
settings: the case of the young worker" by
Lorna Unwin Explores the implications for workplace
learning of changes in the demand for skills across industry and commerce and
the lifelong learning prospects of young employees, including the UK 's Modern
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Quality Assurance
" Never Mind the Quality, Measure the Length"
by
Paul Armstrong and
Focuses
on current issues, including the definition of quality and key quality
strategies in lifelong learning
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Educational Technology
"New Technology and Lifelong Learning" by
Mary Thorpe Identifies key issues and questions
arising from the research into new technology applications, focusing
specifically on lifelong learning.
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Older Learners
"Older Learners: Issues and Perspectives"
by
Alexandra Withnall Examines current thinking in the
light of shifting demographics and socio-economic developments, and suggests
perspectives on policy for the future
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Lifelong Learning Pedagogies
"Pedagogies for Lifelong Learning: Building Bridges or
Building Walls?" by
Miriam Zukas and
Janice Malcolm Argues that lifelong learning
pedagogies do not, as yet, exist in the UK and describes five pedagogic
identities which have emerged from the pedagogic literature of adult and higher
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Learning Societies
"Recognising the Pedagogy of Voice in a Learning
Community" by
Stewart Ranson Elaborates an argument being developed
in five Education Action Zones (EAZs). The Zones are a policy initiative
designed to create the new forms of governance - learning communities of
partnership and voluntary participation - that can develop the capabilities
citizens need for the task of regenerating civil society.
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Participation
"Robbing Peter to pay Paul: resolving the contradiction of
lifelong learning" by
Stephen Gorard Attempts to draw together relevant
findings from a series of studies of lifelong learning, by considering a
distinction between initial and later episodes of education and training
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Literacies
"Sustainable Literacies and the Ecology of Lifelong
Learning" by
Mary Hamilton Proposes conditions for furthering a
sustainable Lifelong Learning strategy for literacy, starting from a position
within the New Literacy Studies and based on data from an ethnographic study of
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Social Capital
"Thinking About Social Capital" by
Tom Schuller Introduces the notion of social capital,
its relation to human capital, and some of its implications for policy and
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Guidance
" Vocational Guidance and Inclusion in Lifelong
Learning" by
Pamela Clayton and
Explores the role of vocational
guidance for those at risk of social exclusion
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Workplace Learning
"Work-based Learning: the implications for Higher Education
and for supporting informal learning in the workplace" by
Jim Gallacher and
Fiona Reeve Addresses the increasing importance of
links between the academy and the workplace in supporting lifelong learning
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