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Older people and the process of learning | Author(s) | Harry Gray |
Journal title | Quality in Ageing - Policy, practice and research, vol 2, no 1, April 2001 |
Pages | pp 26-30 |
Keywords | Adult Education ; Learning capacity. |
Annotation | In broad terms, it seems that older people are no different from young people in the ways they learn. However, life experience is likely to have made them more adaptable, but they will want to enjoy learning, and to have a more of a collaborative relationship with teachers or facilitators. The author makes his remarks in the context of his involvement in running the Mature Enterprise Support Group (MES), and as Principal of the WISDOM Academy. (RH). |
Accession Number | CPA-010510204 A |
Classmark | GP: DE |
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