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Training adult education practitioners: a collection of modules

By: Ellis, Patricia

Publisher: CARCAE ; St. Johns ; 1988Description: 59 pSubject(s): TRAINING | ADULT EDUCATION | TRAINING METHODS | LEARNING | MOTIVATIONSummary: Presents five modules for training Adult Education Practitioners. Modules cover characteristics of adults, adult learning, motivation and participation, designing teaching-learning activities and facilitating change. Each module has a rationale, specific objectives, and outlined exercises.

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Presents five modules for training Adult Education Practitioners. Modules cover characteristics of adults, adult learning, motivation and participation, designing teaching-learning activities and facilitating change. Each module has a rationale, specific objectives, and outlined exercises.

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