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Accessibility – A Didactic Challenge. Steps towards Inclusive Adult Education. Part III Based on the access rights to all public education, the author evaluates the dimensions of accessibility to be considered in planning and implementing inclusive adult educational programmes. Constructional prerequisites are brushed though the main focus is on the techniques of barrier-free communication which are micro-didactically described more critically as a “two sense approach”. The last paragraph re…
Die Beiträge beschäftigen sich mit der Frage, welche Wirkung und Auswirkung Kommunikation im Lernprozess von Erwachsenen hat. Dabei wird auf vor allem auf erwachsenenpädagogische Methoden eingegangen.
Konzeption und Durchführung von Weiterbildungsveranstaltungen basieren immer auch auf bestimmten, meist impliziten Annahmen und subjektiven Theorien. Neben dem professionellen Selbstverständnis der Lehrenden, der Sicht auf die Teilnehmenden und auf die Prozesse des Lehrens und Lernens spielen dabei auch die Vorstellungen über das Wissen, das vermittelt werden soll, eine bedeutende Rolle. Auf der Basis einer Interviewstudie arbeitet die Autorin diese Grundlagen des Unterrichtens heraus und en…
The article outlines the internet development since the 1990s and points out three substantial alterations: 1. »The user becomes the author«, 2. »Private issues become public«, 3. »Everybody is an expert«. On this basis, options and boundaries of adult education on Web 2.0 are assessed.
Der REPORT vermittelt einen Überblick zur wissenschaftlichen Forschung und Theoriebildung in der Erwachsenenbildung. Jedes Heft behandelt ein Schwerpunktthema und enthält einen umfangreichen Rezensionsteil.
Erik Haberzeth issues a plea to make teaching the central focus of didactic activity once again. The problem with achieving successful good teaching, in his view, is not necessarily related to teachers devoting too little attention to existing specialised didactical knowledge. It is more important, rather, to make sure that didactics do not become self-absorbed and thereby impede the way to content rather than paving it. This does not mean that specialised didactics can generally speaking be di…
Didactical quality is a crucial precondition if all citizens of the European Union are to be able to develop multilingual skills. Here it is in particular adult education centres which have the task of training their teachers and offering them continuing education so as to make possible optimum didactical classroom instruction. This article shows that applied linguistics and research on teaching languages can provide an important impetus here. The author moreover issues a plea for specialised d…
