This article draws upon the work of two practitioner-researchers who are facilitating a Practitioner Researcher (PR) network (CETTnet) with a small group of Lifelong Learning Sector (LLS) professionals. In this account, the researchers reflect critically upon their own experience, and the power and possibilities of practitioner-research activity in the LLS. The discussion presents the learning curve that the practitioner-researchers identified for themselves, as well as their heightened understanding of potential barriers to PR in the LLS. The article finishes by reflecting upon the early learning of the researchers from this collaborative research project with some tentative directions for further exploration in this area
Please refer only to original source: Koper, R., Tattersall, C. (2004). New directions for lifelong...
Adult Education and more specifically Lifelong Learning is usually recognised as a field where res...
This article draws on an action research project in primary and secondary schools which was funded t...
This article draws upon the work of two practitioner-researchers who are facilitating a Practitioner...
The Open University's Centre for Higher Education Research and Information was commissioned in June ...
The focus of this short article is on the interim evaluation of Lifelong Learning Networks (LLNs) th...
Practitioners working to widen participation to universities in England are an increasingly importan...
This article is about Lifelong Learning Networks in England that are groups of higher education inst...
This article argues that the provision of lifelong learning opportunities needs to be based on well-...
This paper outlines the first cycle of an Action Research (AR) investigation into why UK researchers...
Covid-19 has impacted our lives over the past one and a half years, even for those fortunate enough ...
Critical pedagogy in the UK has traditionally been practised in the Lifelong Learning sector. Howeve...
Within the field of Education there are ongoing debates about the value of relatively small-scale pr...
Paper accepted for ODLAA conference (Open and Distance Learning Association of Australia), titled 'b...
Welcome to Practitioner Research in Higher Education. The aim of the publication is to disseminate a...
Please refer only to original source: Koper, R., Tattersall, C. (2004). New directions for lifelong...
Adult Education and more specifically Lifelong Learning is usually recognised as a field where res...
This article draws on an action research project in primary and secondary schools which was funded t...
This article draws upon the work of two practitioner-researchers who are facilitating a Practitioner...
The Open University's Centre for Higher Education Research and Information was commissioned in June ...
The focus of this short article is on the interim evaluation of Lifelong Learning Networks (LLNs) th...
Practitioners working to widen participation to universities in England are an increasingly importan...
This article is about Lifelong Learning Networks in England that are groups of higher education inst...
This article argues that the provision of lifelong learning opportunities needs to be based on well-...
This paper outlines the first cycle of an Action Research (AR) investigation into why UK researchers...
Covid-19 has impacted our lives over the past one and a half years, even for those fortunate enough ...
Critical pedagogy in the UK has traditionally been practised in the Lifelong Learning sector. Howeve...
Within the field of Education there are ongoing debates about the value of relatively small-scale pr...
Paper accepted for ODLAA conference (Open and Distance Learning Association of Australia), titled 'b...
Welcome to Practitioner Research in Higher Education. The aim of the publication is to disseminate a...
Please refer only to original source: Koper, R., Tattersall, C. (2004). New directions for lifelong...
Adult Education and more specifically Lifelong Learning is usually recognised as a field where res...
This article draws on an action research project in primary and secondary schools which was funded t...