The chapter reviews recent research into adult learning and mental well-being in later life, set against the context of demographic change in European societies. It notes that although there is considerable evidence of the beneficial effects of learning in later life, participation in adult learning declines steadily with age, and falls particularly steeply after retirement. The chapter concludes by identifying polilcies that promote active ageing through adult learning
Learning and education gradually occupy an important place in human life. Therefore, continuing soci...
AbstractThis study investigates educational participation among older adults. Based on survey-data c...
Since the 1950s, a growing attention has been paid to the formal and educational aspects of adult ed...
The chapter reviews recent research into adult learning and mental well-being in later life, set aga...
This chapter puts the spotlight upon the European Union’s conviction that lifelong learning holds a ...
Lifelong learning in later life has emerged as a decisive element in strategies advocating positive ...
This chapter presents a critical analysis of that interface between older adult learning and lifelon...
Today’s working population is going through a noticeable transition: people are working to a much o...
The impact of the demographic changes occurring in many countries will be far-reaching and will affe...
This paper explores the relation between EU lifelong learning policies and strategies on the one han...
(Note: In this paper lifelong learning opportunities for older learners in a number of countries are...
The objective of the research was to identify the effects of participation in learning on the subjec...
Introduction: European gerontological research confirms that accelerated aging of the population wil...
The integrated approach to the development of educational theory of later life learning should be in...
AbstractThis paper reviews non-workplace-based lifelong learning programmes designed for people ages...
Learning and education gradually occupy an important place in human life. Therefore, continuing soci...
AbstractThis study investigates educational participation among older adults. Based on survey-data c...
Since the 1950s, a growing attention has been paid to the formal and educational aspects of adult ed...
The chapter reviews recent research into adult learning and mental well-being in later life, set aga...
This chapter puts the spotlight upon the European Union’s conviction that lifelong learning holds a ...
Lifelong learning in later life has emerged as a decisive element in strategies advocating positive ...
This chapter presents a critical analysis of that interface between older adult learning and lifelon...
Today’s working population is going through a noticeable transition: people are working to a much o...
The impact of the demographic changes occurring in many countries will be far-reaching and will affe...
This paper explores the relation between EU lifelong learning policies and strategies on the one han...
(Note: In this paper lifelong learning opportunities for older learners in a number of countries are...
The objective of the research was to identify the effects of participation in learning on the subjec...
Introduction: European gerontological research confirms that accelerated aging of the population wil...
The integrated approach to the development of educational theory of later life learning should be in...
AbstractThis paper reviews non-workplace-based lifelong learning programmes designed for people ages...
Learning and education gradually occupy an important place in human life. Therefore, continuing soci...
AbstractThis study investigates educational participation among older adults. Based on survey-data c...
Since the 1950s, a growing attention has been paid to the formal and educational aspects of adult ed...