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Das Heft 2/2000 fragt nach den Ursachen von Lernwiderständen und -blockaden. Arnold referiert über identitätsbezogene und emotionale Ursachen, Schäfer sieht Widerstände als Reaktion auf pädagogische Intentionalität, die zur Lernzumutung wird. Wenn Angebote den Bedarfen nicht entsprechen, ist eine Verweigerungshaltung die Folge (Klein/Kemper). Spezielle Zielgruppen stehen im Mittelpunkt zweier Beiträge: Im Gespräch berichten Praktiker über Lernschwierigkeiten und -widerstände von Migranten und A…
The report examines the transferability of Howard Gardner’s approach »Five Minds for the Future« to the field of continuing education. Along the »Five Minds«, he points out their significance as a plea for holistic education. Thus, future-oriented education does not impart a definite canon of knowledge but a positive preservation of learning. This pretence is transferable to continuing educational institutions which already include various holistic topics and forms of learning in their programm…
Mit dem Adult Education Survey (AES) wird das Berichtssystem Weiterbildung (BSW) fortgeführt, das seit 1979 mit repräsentativen Erhebungen im dreijährigen Turnus aktuelle Entwicklungen der Weiterbildungsbeteiligung aufzeigt. Der AES thematisiert Fragen wie: Wer nimmt an Weiterbildung teil und wer nicht? Welche Weiterbildungsangebote sind gefragt? Wie setzt sich die Zielgruppe der Bildungsteilnehmenden zusammen? Wie stellt sich die Weiterbildungsbeteiligung in Deutschland im internationalen Verg…
Work-based training is a significant competence development tool for adult educators. The article presents study findings, which were recently developed based on a need and demand perspective. (1) Based on the data base QUA LIDAT , programmes are systematised. (2) The behaviour in continuing education of e.g teachers was surveyed in Niedersachsen.
Based on the assumption that the findings gained during the PIAAC study provide an impetus for the development of demand-driven support opportunities, the author points out the needs for improvement in the field of basic education. At the same time, regarding the content, the author warns of constricting adult education in favour of competence and outcome oriented programmes.
Trends with expectations and pretensions in further education in the context of changed work place conditions It is worked out in the contribution that because of changed work place conditions, especially in the area of information and communication technologies, an altered need for further education has developed. Concluding, possible consequences for the providers of adult education are sketched
Migrant organisations have developed their own training opportunities for their employees. However, a qualified provision remained difficult. There remain needs of continuing education, e.g. the development of the organisation and its employees. Here the institutions of continuing education are needed.
