In the framework of the conference A Hope For Europe! cultures, cities and New Narratives, a study was commissioned by the EESC, upon the request of the Various Interests' Group.
Adults learn in significantly different ways to children and adolescents, yet many of the approaches that are commonly taken by educators are based on principles of child development. The challenge for teachers of adult learners is to develop curriculum and pedagogy that meets their distinct learning needs.
Please find featured below the thirteenth issue of the CONFINTEA VI Follow-up News Bulletin in English, French and Spanish, covering the period January to April 2016.
The Strategy Group, chaired by Tony Ellis (Leeds), has drafted the attached response, on behalf of UALL – and we would very much welcome your comments. Your comments will then be collated by the Strategy Group and the final draft will be circulated to Executive for approval and publication.
Please find featured below and attached the latest issue of the Universities Association for Lifelong Learning (UALL) Members’ Bulletin, which I hope you will find of interest.
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