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"Further education for all" as a theory problem On pedagogy and its partial areas The policy metaphor "further education for all" poses a challenge for further education processes in adult education and the special education. It puts aspects of disability and disadvantage from the edge into the centre of the theory problems. The question is how further education and special education (can) deal with the altered public problem horizon. It is analysed how the two pedagogical partial areas cho…
In Germany, participation in continuing education has been on a respectable level since 2012. In 2016, 50 per cent of all adults were active in continuing education and training. Based on these findings, the Adult Education Survey (AES) 2016 provides numerous detailed results, which are presented in the final evaluation report. The authors of this report analyse and comment the representative data with regard to key issues, such as: Who are the participants of continuing education and for what …
Das Dokument präsentiert das im Rahmen des europäischen Projekts EUREVINQ entwickelte Fortbildungskonzept für den Weinsektor.
Literacy as specified in the recent PIAAC survey (OECD 2013) is separated into competence levels. This allows a comparison of adults performing on literacy Level I and below versus those performing on Level IV and above. The PIAAC survey also contains variables on participation in adult education. Core findings confirm the Matthew effect for participation rates, but not for training hours.
Marie Jean Antoine de Condorcet (1743-1794) hat in seiner für die französische Nationalversammlung verfassten Schrift „Bericht und Entwurf einer Verordnung über die allgemeine Organisation des öffentlichen Unterrichtswesens“ (1792)) ein Konzept vorgelegt, nach dem organisierte Bildungsveranstaltungen jeden Menschen ein Leben lang begleiten sollten. Nach seiner Auffassung hatte Erwachsenenbildung eine kompensatorische Funktion für jene, bei denen Bildung kein Teil ihrer Jugend war.
