Sweden has one of the best-developed and most generously resourced systems of adult education in the world. Part of the richness is a strong tradition built up over the last four centuries. This tradition has endowed Sweden with a very positive view towards lifelong education as well as an enviable infrastructure in terms of schools and associations devoted to adult education. There are several social and historical factors that have given the adult education movement its impetus in Sweden. This paper traces those factors and makes occasional reference to comparable forces in Australia’s history of adult education
The article presents a comparative analysis of educational policy and provision in Sweden and Austra...
This paper has two purposes. The first is to underscore the relevance of historical events and socia...
Denmark, Sweden and Finland are Nordic welfare states that historically have put a high value on bot...
Sweden has one of the best developed and resourced systems of adult education in the world. This pap...
The aim of this thesis is to see if adult education have changed in educational association of the ...
This paper provides an historical overview of the Swedish university extension movement. It traces i...
The concept ‘adult education’ is usually restricted to organisations where the cultural and societal...
All young persons in Sweden have to complete 9 years of basic compulsory schooling. More than 95 per...
In Sweden, adult education has been a government priority for a very long time. In the September 200...
The field of the history of education in Sweden has distinct features, yet also shares common charac...
This article focuses on the recognition of prior learning and the figure of thought it represents in...
This paper discusses classroom life in formal adult education, specifically rhetoric concerning the ...
With a point of departure in the concept of democracy, this article aims to show how Swedish Popular...
The Swedish folk high school has a history that dates more than 130 years ago. It was established at...
The aim of this study is to analyse how formal adult education in Sweden is enacted locally. For thi...
The article presents a comparative analysis of educational policy and provision in Sweden and Austra...
This paper has two purposes. The first is to underscore the relevance of historical events and socia...
Denmark, Sweden and Finland are Nordic welfare states that historically have put a high value on bot...
Sweden has one of the best developed and resourced systems of adult education in the world. This pap...
The aim of this thesis is to see if adult education have changed in educational association of the ...
This paper provides an historical overview of the Swedish university extension movement. It traces i...
The concept ‘adult education’ is usually restricted to organisations where the cultural and societal...
All young persons in Sweden have to complete 9 years of basic compulsory schooling. More than 95 per...
In Sweden, adult education has been a government priority for a very long time. In the September 200...
The field of the history of education in Sweden has distinct features, yet also shares common charac...
This article focuses on the recognition of prior learning and the figure of thought it represents in...
This paper discusses classroom life in formal adult education, specifically rhetoric concerning the ...
With a point of departure in the concept of democracy, this article aims to show how Swedish Popular...
The Swedish folk high school has a history that dates more than 130 years ago. It was established at...
The aim of this study is to analyse how formal adult education in Sweden is enacted locally. For thi...
The article presents a comparative analysis of educational policy and provision in Sweden and Austra...
This paper has two purposes. The first is to underscore the relevance of historical events and socia...
Denmark, Sweden and Finland are Nordic welfare states that historically have put a high value on bot...