Using a cross-national interpretive approach that employed interviews, focus groups and observations we explored the adult education philosophies and activities of 22 educators in small, medium and large public museums, galleries and libraries in Canada and England. Findings show a plethora of activities and partnerships and tensions between the terms education and learning. Libraries in both countries generally take a more liberal approach to adult education whereas museums and galleries predominantly in England combine the critical and the creative
Museums are generally considered storehouses of treasure but recent government policy focuses on iss...
It is worth reminding ourselves that the notion of museums and adult education bodies co-operating t...
Women educators initiated, shaped, developed and practiced experiential, multisensory or object-base...
One of the characteristics of adult education is the degree to which it is dispersed throughout soci...
The sites of adult education practice are multiple and museums feature regularly among these sites (...
Both museum and adult learning researchers seek to understand how to best educate adults. Despite a ...
The problem of this study was to explicate both the curatorial and art educational philosophies that...
Art museums are increasingly responding to calls for exhibitions, community engagement, and institut...
This thesis project examines the role of community adult educators as critical liaisons for art muse...
In recent years community-based voluntary adult education has been under increasing pressure from ne...
Research by educators in lifelong learning experiences is one of the most important fields in Americ...
This paper examines the key tenets guiding the approach and delivery of programs and services offere...
Ecojustice adult education, an extension of adult environmental education, has been spurred on by in...
Adults enter museums and participate in museum programs in record numbers today. With respect to adu...
This paper examines adult learning in Canada in an international perspective. The paper explores the...
Museums are generally considered storehouses of treasure but recent government policy focuses on iss...
It is worth reminding ourselves that the notion of museums and adult education bodies co-operating t...
Women educators initiated, shaped, developed and practiced experiential, multisensory or object-base...
One of the characteristics of adult education is the degree to which it is dispersed throughout soci...
The sites of adult education practice are multiple and museums feature regularly among these sites (...
Both museum and adult learning researchers seek to understand how to best educate adults. Despite a ...
The problem of this study was to explicate both the curatorial and art educational philosophies that...
Art museums are increasingly responding to calls for exhibitions, community engagement, and institut...
This thesis project examines the role of community adult educators as critical liaisons for art muse...
In recent years community-based voluntary adult education has been under increasing pressure from ne...
Research by educators in lifelong learning experiences is one of the most important fields in Americ...
This paper examines the key tenets guiding the approach and delivery of programs and services offere...
Ecojustice adult education, an extension of adult environmental education, has been spurred on by in...
Adults enter museums and participate in museum programs in record numbers today. With respect to adu...
This paper examines adult learning in Canada in an international perspective. The paper explores the...
Museums are generally considered storehouses of treasure but recent government policy focuses on iss...
It is worth reminding ourselves that the notion of museums and adult education bodies co-operating t...
Women educators initiated, shaped, developed and practiced experiential, multisensory or object-base...