1. American Council On EducationHigher Education Is The Focus Of This Advocacy Grou Youth and Adult Education, 1993 Status of the study at the DDA been processed to a simple OSIRIS format; the data are available from the DDA. Works Committee of the Consultants in the adult education associations and the Sports and Youth Organizations, c/o Dansk http://www.acenet.edu/

2. UFD - Adult Education adult education associations and distance education institutions alsooffer courses at these levels. adult education associations. http://odin.dep.no/ufd/engelsk/education/adult/014081-990082/index-dok000-b-n-a.

Norwegian pages Home The Ministry Publications ... Contact Normal Print Language Lifelong learning and educational opportunities for adults are important principles of Norwegian educational policy. The aim is to provide suitable conditions in order to strengthen the competence of the adult population. Updated and new competence is necessary to improve competitiveness and increase flexibility in a changing working life. New competence can give individuals greater freedom of choice and possibilities to realise their wishes and needs. A major challenge in the years to come will be the work involved in implementing the Competence Reform. The reform shall aim to meet the need for new or changed competence in society, in the workplace and by the individual. The Competence Reform embraces all adults and is based on interaction between several actors. The Norwegian Storting has decided that adults shall have a statutory right to primary, lower secondary and upper secondary education. The right to upper secondary education has been put in force from autumn 2000, while the right to primary and lower secondary education will be implemented from August 2002. Considerable efforts have been made in recent years to improve educational opportunities for disadvantaged groups through adult education. This particularly applies to adults with especially weak schooling, various groups of physically disabled persons, adults with reading and writing difficulties and adult immigrants.

3. Adult And Continuing Education Associations And Centers - Coaching And Mentoring Begin your search with this comprehensive directory of adult education associationsand centers. adult education associations and Centers Guide picks. http://adulted.about.com/cs/associations/

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4. Adult And Continuing Education Associations - Page 2 Of 2 The Caribbean Regional Council for Adult Education is the umbrella body for adult education associations in the Caribbean c/o Adult Education Unit, 51 Frederick Street, Portof-Spain, and Ministry of Education, Alexandra Street, St. Clair, http://www.adulted.about.com/cs/adultedassns/index_2.htm

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5. Adult Education Folk high schools and adult education associations Folk high school courses andthe study circles and cultural activities organised by adult education http://www.skolverket.se/english/system/adult.shtml

Go to... About... Publications Adult education Adult education in Sweden is extensive and based on a long tradition. It is provided in many different forms and under many different auspices, ranging from national or municipal adult education to labour market and staff training and competence development at work. The state school system for adults includes municipal adult education Swedish language teaching for immigrants (sfi) and the National Schools for Adults (SSV). Komvux Municipal adult education, (komvux), includes both basic and upper secondary adult education. Komvux started up in 1968 for the benefit of adults lacking the equivalent of basic or upper secondary schooling. A new komvux curriculum came into force on 1 July 1994. Basic adult education Upper secondary schooling The students themselves determine the number and combination of subjects to be taken and the rate of progress. Many students take only one or two courses. Those who have completed all core subject courses and others providing at least 1, 420 upper secondary school points can obtain an adult upper secondary school leaving certificate.

6. Adult Education And The Democratic Culture Folk high schools and adult education associations have created the conditions, at first to make it possible for us to http://www.folkevirke.dk/199ear2.htm

Adult education and The democratic culture Adult education must continue to be guarantee of lifelong learning and the democratic proceess, says Arne Carlsen, among other things, in his analysis of the actual scope of adult education By Arne Carlsen, President of Nordens Folkliga Akademi In Denmark and the other Scandinavian countries adult education has always been based on values and traditions, and thus to a high extent been founded on history. The historical and the poetic areas have formed the foundation for adult persons' learning and communal studies. Our cultural identity came into existence through the knowledge of our own history, and our transformation to Danes was based on historical, national myths, as well as on our literature and what it told about the past. Poetry has held a special position by its special conditions for expressing the relations, feelings and major linguistic ideas that bind us together as a nation. Folk high schools and adult education associations have created the conditions, at first to make it possible for us to read about and tell each other about the history and the poetry that binds us together, and later created the settings for us to learn something about everything, but with the historical and poetic aspect as a hidden agenda. Both hobby-related and business-related subjects were taught, but in a special way with the aim of teaching us, in the course of the study, to collaborate, and to respect each other irrespective of social origin and working function, and being together in the learning process has strengthened the development of cultural identity.

7. The Caribbean Regional Council For Adult Education - Welcome! CARCAE, established in 1978 as the umbrella agency for Adult Education in the Dutch, English, French and Papiamentospeaking Caribbean. National adult education associations and individual members working in a wide variety of social spheres. http://carcae.tripod.com/

Get Five DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated Tel. : 868-625-4091 Fax : 868-627-3359 Email : carcae@usa.net REGIONAL AGENDA TO CONTACT US: The Chairperson Ms. Vilma Mc Clenan c/o UWI Distance Education Centre Mona Campus Kingston 7 Jamaica, W.I. Email: villie@cwjamaica.com Phone: 876-927-283 The Executive Secretary/Treasurer Mr. Azad Hosein Adult Education Unit Ministry of Education 51 Frederick Street Port-of-Spain Trinidad and Tobago, W.I. Email: azadhosein@tstt.net.tt Phone: 868-625-4091 Home Page Historical Development What We Do 6th General Assembly ... Regional Agenda for Adult Education c) 1998-2001 The Caribbean Regional Council for Adult Education Designed and maintained by anansi web works Email: anansiweb@usa.net NEW!!! Click here to go to The International Council for Adult Education (ICAE) official Website ICAE Sixth World Assembly Ocho Rios, Jamaica, August 9-12, 2001

8. Adult Education Associations Main Index Term Index adult education associations. SubjectCategories 110 Organizations Historical note 1984. http://www.ibe.unesco.org/International/DocServices/Thesaurus/00003339.htm

Main Index Term Index Adult education associations Subject Categories: 110 Organizations Historical note:

9. Adult Education (a) encourage, by laying down an appropriate legal and financial framework, thecreation and development of adult education associations and consortia on a http://www.unesco.org/human_rights/hrca.htm

RECOMMENDATION ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF ADULT EDUCATION, 1976 Introduction This Recommendation, adopted in 1976, is the first international standard-setting instrument on the subject. It is general in scope and is relevant to lifelong education. Its adoption aroused definite interest. Twenty-two Member States have sent the Organization reports on action taken by them to implement the Recommendation. During the two years following its adoption, the text of the Recommendation was translated into seven languages other than the official languages of UNESCO. The General Conference of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, meeting in Nairobi from 26 October to 30 November 1976, at its nineteenth session, Recalling the principles set forth in Articles 26 and 27 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, guaranteeing and specifying the right of everyone to education and to participate freely in cultural, artistic and scientific life and the principles set forth in Articles 13 and 15 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, Considering that education is inseparable from democracy, the abolition of privilege and the promotion within society as a whole of the ideas of autonomy, responsibility and dialogue

10. Associations Between Gender, Social Class, And Adult Education Associations Between Gender, Social Class, andAdult Education. 4/29/02. Click here to start. http://www.tcnj.edu/~cardena3/Presentation1/

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11. Folkuniversitetet countries. The adult education associations are supported by the government,regional governments and local councils. This financial http://www.folkuniversitetet.se/NewFolkuniv/unitunique/riks/english/english.asp?

12. Howard Yale McClusky: Adult Education Pioneer And Statesman although not trained specifically in adult education, were establishing graduateprograms, setting up important adult education associations, and recruiting http://www-distance.syr.edu/hymcllay.html

Howard - in his late 70's Howard Yale McClusky: Adult Education Pioneer and Statesman Lifelong Learning: The Adult Years, 4 Roger Hiemstra, Professor of Adult Education, Syracuse University A tribute! A testimonial! A labor of love! This article is all of these. I have known Howard for 13 years and consider him to be my prime "mentor." It was his personal and very convincing long-distance tele­ phone call in 1967 that started me in an adult education graduate pro­gram at the University of Michigan. However, this is not intended as a maudlin reminiscence of how one person affected the life of another. It is based on the deep respect I have for Howard, on a growing apprecia tion of the impact he has had on the field of adult education, and upon the realization of how many lives he has affected. This project was begun nearly two years ago after reading an interesting write-up by Gary Dickinson in Adult Education on Coolie Verner's contri­ butions to adult education. That article stimulated my underlying feeling that the lifelong learning field would be strengthened by the evaluation of contributions made by various individuals. Howard

13. The Lithuanian Association Of Adult Education qualifies adult educators. It collaborates with European and worldwideadult education associations and individuals. It chooses and http://www.women-employment.lt/databases/laae.html

Full legal name of organisation in native language Lietuvos suaugusiøjø ðvietimo asociacija- LSÐA Name of organisation in English language The Lithuanian Association of Adult Education Acronym LAAE Country Lithuania Country code LT Organisation address Gelezinio Vilko 12, 2600 Vilnius Last and first name of the contact person Krivickiene Vita Title and position in the organisation The director of the information centre of the LAAE, Kaunas branch Phone (include country and area codes) Fax (include country and area codes) E-mail address Vitak@ktk.lt Home page address Type of organisation (legal status, main areas and type of activity The Lithuanian Association of Adult Education (LAAE) is Non-profit national association (ASS.1). The Lithuanian Association of Adult Education participates in the formulation of the adult education policy of Lithuania, provides information about the problems of adult education to the media , supports and organises teaching, researching, and consulting programs, publishes methodological and informational articles and journals. These activities are carried out through ten (10) established regional information centers. The LAAE also organises seminars, and training courses on adult education and qualifies adult educators. It collaborates with European and world-wide Adult Education Associations and individuals. It chooses and recommends the country’s educators who will take part in study tours for exchange teachers and students with in other countries.

14. CARCAE - Historical Development The Caribbean Regional Council for Adult Education is the umbrellabody for adult education associations in the Caribbean. http://carcae.tripod.com/history.html

Get Five DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated Tel. : 868-625-4091 Fax : 868-627-3359 Email : carcae@usa.net HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT Recognition of the need for a regional body on adult education Formation of the Caribbean regional Council for Adult Education Establishment of a Communications Centre (St. Lucia). CARCAE and International Council for Adult Education (ICAE) co- hosted an international seminar, during which representatives of the non- Spanish-speaking Caribbean met to discuss the proposed structure and functions of the regional body. Support from the Commonwealth Fund for Technical Cooperation for the formation of National Adult Education Associations in the Caribbean. Launching of the first cycle of the Certificate course in Adult Education. Formal incorporation of CARCAE and adoption of a Constitution.

15. ESTIA In Sweden - Education System and two state schools for adults. Other form of adult education areoffered by folk high schools and adult education associations. http://www.estia.educ.goteborg.se/sv-estia/edu/edu_sys.html

in Sweden Education - Education system EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM Eurybase - The Education System in Sweden (1999) (English only) The National Agency for Education, The Swedish Schoolsystem Contents Responsibilities and administration Pre-school education The pre-school class Compulsory education ... Adult education THE SWEDISH EDUCATION SYSTEM Minimum requirements The pre-school class is a new school form, which was introduced in 1998, replacing the special activities previously run for six-year olds within the framework of the pre-school. The curriculum for compulsory education is also valid for the pre-school class. Children have the possibility to start compulsory school at the age of six, if their parents so desire. In 1995 a new curriculum was introduced in the 9-year compulsory school. From the start of school year 1998/99, the curricula have been amended to cover not only compulsory schooling, but also the pre-school class and the after school centre. In the new integrated upper secondary school implemented in 1992 and 1995, all education is organized in terms of 16 different national programmes. All the upper secondary school programmes contain the same eight core subjects, Swedish/Swedish as a second language, English, social studies, religious studies, mathematics, science, sport and health, as well as artistic activities. In addition to these core subjects, pupils study subjects specific to a programme. There are, apart from the general degrees, around 50 specifically professionally oriented diplomas described in the Government degree ordinance. Diplomas concern primarily professions requiring authorization or registration e.g. programmes for doctors and teachers that may cover periods ranging from two to five and a half years.

16. Trinbago.com : Education Council for Adult Education The Caribbean Regional Council for Adult Educationis the umbrella body for adult education associations in the Caribbean. http://www.trinbago.com/dir/Education/

Wednesday, April 02, 2002 Web Directory Trinbago.com Education Search Search only in Education - Categories: Schools Universities Links: Gender Issues by Anansi Web Works - Comprehensive page devoted to the study and analysis of gender issues i.e. relations between men and women URL : http://genderissues.cjb.net (Added: 30-Jul-1999 Hits: 120) The Caribbean Regional Council for Adult Education - The Caribbean Regional Council for Adult Education is the umbrella body for Adult Education Associations in the Caribbean. Contact the Executive Secretary, Azad Hosein, based in Trinidad and Tobago. URL : http://welcome.to/carcae (Added: 1-Aug-1999 Hits: 233) Can't find what you are looking for? Try here... Businesses Online Education Entertainment Health Government Industry Personal Pages Tourism Miscellaneous Home Chat Message Board Peolpe Search ... Caribbean Satellite Communication Company .

17. Associations AACRAO. Academic Organizations associations on the web. Alternative Highereducation Network. American Association for adult and Continuing education. http://airweb2.org/links/assoc.cfm

18. Canadian Information By Subject: Education 374 adult education. North Peace adult education Council (British Columbia) CASA (Canadian Alliance of Student associations). Institute of Indigenous Government (Vancouver, B.C.) http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/caninfo/ep037.htm

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19. Adult And Continuing Education Associations Directory of adult and Continuing education associations Use this directory to locate adult basic education and continuing education associations and centers. http://www.adulted.about.com/cs/adultedassns

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