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IRRODL - Authors' Biographies
University, Taiwan, a MA in Sociology of education from National Taiwan NormalUniversity, and a Ph.D. in adult education from Penn State University, USA.
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Extractions: Contact IRRODL Other ODL Journal Resources Yau Jane Chen Ph.D. Dr. Yau Jane Chen has a B.A. in Education from National Kaohsiung Teachers University, Taiwan, a M.A. in Sociology of Education from National Taiwan Normal University, and a Ph.D. in Adult Education from Penn State University, USA. She is an associate professor of Education at National Chung Cheng University in Taiwan. For years, she has researched adult learning in the distance education environment, instructional systems design for distance learning, and the development of educational policy in distance education. She is currently interested in program planning for adult learners and development and evaluation of Web-based learning. Gunnar Grepperud Ph.D. Sarah Guri-Rosenblit Ph.D. Dr. Sarah Guri-Rosenblit is the Head of Education and Psychology Department at the Open University of Israel since 1997. From 1995 to1999, she was the Director of the "Rethinking Higher Education Program," co-sponsored by the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute, The Israeli Academy of Sciences and the Council for Higher Education. Her research area is comparative higher education, with a special focus on distance higher education. She has published dozens of articles and a recent book titled "Distance and Campus Universities: Tensions and Interactions," which is reviewed in this issue of the International Review of Research in Open and Distance Learning.
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Adult Education - Suite101.com
An overview of adult education, learning theories adapted for ad dewey decimal 374
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About - Adult/Continuing Education 101
Presents handselected resources and an introduction to adult and continuing education. Find out about the GED.
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Adult Education Links - Suite101.com
Links at Suite101 relating to An overview of adult education, learning theories adapted for ad dewey decimal 374 Search. Within adult education. education. Suite101.com sciences education adult education. adult education. Note This topic articles about adult education and learning
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Adult Education In Germany - Chair Of Andragogy Uni Bamberg
adult education in Germany Roots, Status, Mainstreams, Changes root of the adult education idea. Intellectual citizens met a basic idea of adult education in Germany today.
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Extractions: He is president of the International Society for Comparative Adult Education and member of the International Adult and Continuing Education Hall of Fame 1. History and Motives 2. The Influence of the German Unification 3. Adult Education or Education of Adults? 4. Participation: towards a Learning Society? ... 13. References Historians of adult education claim different times and traditions as the beginning of adult education in Germany: Tietgens (1994) claims the reading societies (Lesegesellschaften) in the second half of the 18th century as an important root of the adult education idea. Intellectual citizens met and exchanged about art, science, and politics. Libraries were established and journals were discussed. These intellectual circles which often included contributions of the leading philosophers of that time are seen as the root of enlightenment in Germany. This tradition of enlightenment and humanism is still a basic idea of adult education in Germany today. Roehrig (1975) refers to the workers' educational societies (Arbeiterbildungsvereine) in the first half of the 19th century. Here we find the motive that under-educated people meet and organize with the aim to overcome their intellectual poverty. The primary motive of workers for this development was emancipation through knowledge from being excluded from understanding the world and from being able to play a role on their own in this world. Later this motive changed more to emancipation through political action. Workers themselves often carried this movement, sometimes through philanthropic leaders and intellectuals.
Adult Education Resources, Penn State
adult education Information, Community, Conferences, General Web Information, and Penn State sites. Main page of National Louis University.
http://www.ed.psu.edu/adulted/resources/rsrc_index.htm
Carol D'Amico, Assistant Secretary For Vocational And Adult Education, U.S. Depa
This page is the biography of Carol D'Amico, Assistant Secretary for the Office of Vocational and adult education.
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Extractions: Mouseover preload - not necessary for function Skip Navigation Privacy, Security, Notices About ED A-Z Index ... Contact Us Search: Advanced My Profile Add to My.ED.gov Bookmarks Inside OPA OPA Home Press Releases Speeches Radio Broadcast News ... ED Budget Related Resources Office of Vocational and Adult Education Print photo On July 30, 2001, Carol D'Amico was sworn in as the Assistant Secretary for Vocational and Adult Education (OVAE). In her position, she will serve as principal adviser to the U.S. Secretary of Education on all matters related to vocational and adult education. D'Amico is a nationally recognized expert on workforce development and education issues, a published author, and frequently requested speaker. Secretary Paige noted that D'Amico has "taken on the vital mission of helping Americans keep pace in the rapidly changing global economy." She brings to her current position extensive experience in advising corporate and government leaders on how to strengthen the American economy through educational policy and workforce development strategies. OVAE's mission is to help all people achieve the knowledge and skills to be lifelong learners, to be successful in their chosen careers, and to be effective citizens. OVAE's responsibilities include programs to support adult education and literacy, career and technical education, high school reform, workforce development, and community colleges.
BROOKLYN BOTANIC GARDEN >> Adult Education
education Department. », About the education Department. », InstructorBiographies. Calendar ata-Glance. », 2003 Classes and Trips. Learn More.
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Extractions: Adult Education Community Horticulture Science Education Click on a link below to view the class listings in that subject. All this material is from Get Green! , the complete guide to educational programs at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. If you would like a print copy sent to you, or if you would like to receive e-mail updates, please fill out this form Registration How to Register for Classes Registration for Summer classes begins on April 1, 2003. Education Department About the Education Department Instructor Biographies Calendar at-a-Glance 2003 Classes and Trips Learn More Internships at BBG Save on Class Fees Become a BBG Member Catalog Requests Receive a copy of Get Green in the mail or by e-mail Receive a copy of Programs for Teachers and Students in the mail
2002 Maine Adult Education Summer Institute
Maine adult education Summer Institute. We will mail two copies toeach Maine adult education program. Feel free to photocopy it.
http://www.umaine.edu/call/staffdev/2002si.htm
Instructional Resources For Adult Literacy/Education
Quick Links .
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Title 11: Adult Education And Literacy
SIWIB Home, Title 11 adult education and Literacy. Contact Information AddressJohn A. Logan College; 700 Logan College Road; Carterville, IL 62918;
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Extractions: Contact Information: Kathy Lively, Associate Dean of Adult Basic/Secondary Education represents adult education and literacy for both planning councils within WIA 25. Selected by the adult education providers in the area, she communicates monthly with each adult education provider within WIA 25 concerning WIA issues. Those programs include: All programs provide free educational and career services to adults in the WIA without secondary completions or possessing functional levels at or below 12.9 grade reading and/or math levels. Services include: basic reading and math classes, one-to-one and small group tutoring, family literacy activities, parenting classes, GED preparation, English as a Second Language services, Employability Skills, Work Keys preparation, Correctional Officer Preparation, high school credit, Cooperative Vocational Education, and career and post secondary education guidance services. Appointment Process
Wiley Canada :: Learning From Our Lives: Using Educational Biographies With Adul
It is a timely and major contribution to the literature of adult education. (JackMezirow, professor emeritus, adult and Continuing education, Teachers College
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NIFL: National Institute For Literacy - Literacy Leader Fellows Biographies
NIFL Literacy Leader Fellows biographies. levels, especially in the area of mathematicseducation. Regional Representative of the adult Numeracy Practitioners
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Extractions: Literacy Leader Fellow 1996-1997 Susan is a graduate of the University of Southern California, B.A. History, magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi. She received a Master of Arts in Education from Stanford University, where she participated in the Secondary Teacher Education Project, a project funded by a Ford Foundation Challenge Grant to improve teacher education and preparation. She credits her Stanford experience as a major influence on her work in curricular design, staff development, and general teaching and learning. Susan's interests include reform initiatives in mathematics teaching, the use of technology in teaching and learning, and the incorporation of materials from science, geography, and history into basic skills instruction. She loves to travel (in reality as well as electronically), read, and dance the tango. Read about Susan Cowles' Work Literacy Leader Fellow 1998-1999 Jennifer Cromley has coordinated the evening GED program and the volunteer program for the last three years at Academy of Hope, a private, non-profit GED program in the Columbia Heights neighborhood of Washington, DC. For eleven years she has taught basic reading, writing, and math in the context of occupational health and safety training. She has trained over 300 volunteer teachers and peer educators across the U.S. over the last ten years.
Author Biographies
He first taught French and German at secondary school level and inadult education in an English comprehensive community school.
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Extractions: CILT Authors A Julie Adams taught German, Russian and French in schools and colleges in and around London before becoming a PGCE tutor at the University of North London. She left this post after nine years to concentrate on writing educational materials. She is also a Visiting Research Fellow for the Institute for Policy Studies in Education at London Metropolitan University and hopes soon to complete her EdD at the University of Sheffield. Her main research interest is the teaching and assessment of writing in foreign languages. She speaks regularly at conferences and training sessions. Books Just write!
Founders Day
children. With her husbands support, she first presented her planat an adult education center in Chautauqua, New York, in 1895. Then
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Extractions: Phoebe Apperson Hearst Historic Photo Archive Alice McLellan Birney Alice McLellan Birney (1858-1907) was a co-founder of the National Congress of Mothers, which later became the National Congress of Parents and Teachers, or National PTA. She was born in Marietta, Georgia, completed high school at 15, and attended Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts. At 18, she married Alonzo J. White, a lawyer from Charleston, South Carolina. He died within the year, leaving her an expectant mother. While rearing her daughter, Mrs. Birney studied medicine. When financial difficulties forced her to abandon this course and earn a living, she entered the advertising business and was an unqualified success. Fourteen years following Whites death, she married Theodore Weld Birney, a lawyer practicing in Washington, D.C. They had two daughters.
West Des Moines
the adult AV and the Community Services budgets; serve as a member of the administrativeteam; provide children's reference service as needed. education Iowa
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Brockett Faculty Bio Department Of Educational Psychology & Counseling The Unive
Faculty biographies. Ed Psych Programs. Faculty. I am a professor of adult Educationat The University of Tennessee. I received my BA In Psychology and M.Ed.
http://web.utk.edu/~edpsych/faculty/brockett.html
ASHIR Conference Speaker Bios
Speakers biographies. Greenblatt, a teacher for over 20 years, specifically teachingadult women for She has a BA in education, and another in Jewish Studies.
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Extractions: International Jewish Women's Conference Speakers Biographies Mrs. Mina Glick holds a Bachelors degree in Philosophy from Barnard College and a Masters degree in Bible Studies. Mrs. Glick has addressed Jewish women of all backgrounds throughout the U.S., and has lectured regularly at the Jewish Renaissance Center. She lives in Manhattan with her husband and children. Mrs. Debbie Greenblatt , a teacher for over 20 years, specifically teaching adult women for the past 15. She has a B.A. in Education, and another in Jewish Studies. Mrs. Greenblatt lives in Lawrence with her husband and nine children, and travels throughout the U.S. to lecture. Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller , senior lecturer at Neve Yerushalayim College for Women and international lecturer, with audiences at Princeton, UCLA, and Weitzman Institute among others. Her lectures focus on philosophy, Biblical, Chassidic and mystic texts and she specializes in applying them to contemporary issues. The author of More Precious than Pearls , Rebbetzin Heller has recently published This Way Up . She resides in Jerusalem. Mrs. Tehilla Jaeger
Marist College: School Of Graduate And Continuing Education
Dr. Tori has also served as a member of the Committee for IntegrativeStudies for adult and Continuing education at the college.
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Extractions: Professor Davis holds the A.A. degree from Santa Rosa Junior College, the B.A. degree in Communication and Philosophy from San Francisco State University, the M.A. in Speech Communication from San Diego State University, and M.A. and the Ph.D. in Communication Theory from the Annenberg School of Communication at the University of Southern California. Dr. Davis is the recipient of the National Communication Association's Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation award and was awarded the Top Speaker in the Nation and the Most Inspirational Speaker in the Nation titles in intercollegiate speech competition.

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