1. Adult Education - History @ The Informal Education Homepage Forms of adult education. Contemporary adult education can take many different forms. Info search tips. Search biographies. Bio search tips http://www.infed.org/lifelonglearning/b-adhist.htm

search support encyclopedia archives ... forum adult education - history An introductory reading list This select, annotated, bibliography has been designed to give a flavour of the development of adult education. The focus here is on the UK - but material from other countries is included. This is, necessarily, a selection - so a lot has been left out. We're still working on the later sections. At the moment I have annotated the general histories and listed books dealing with different institutions. I will be annotating these over the next few months. If you have suggestions about areas or specific texts for inclusion, I'd like to hear from you. General histories of adult education Britain Dobbs, A. E. (1919) Education and Social Movements, 1700 - 1850 , White Plains, NY.: Longman. 257 pages. Exploration of the development of English adult education. Focuses on mechanics institutes, libraries etc. and the development of understanding through partipation in social and political institutions and processes. Roger Fieldhouse and Associates (1996) A History of Modern British Adult Education Harrison, J. F. C. (1961)

2. Adult Education Student Biographies, Penn State WELCOME TO OUR STUDENT BIOGRAPHY PAGE Provided are biographies of currentand previous students in adult education and Certificate Programs. http://www.ed.psu.edu/adulted/students/stbio/s_bio.htm

3. Roseville Big Band adult education swing band with vocalists features classic tunes, original compositions, exhibition dancers, audience participation at concerts and dances in the Twin Cities area of Minnesota. Band profile and history, schedule, CDs, member biographies, photos, FAQ, song list, audio samples, contact information, search engine, member area. http://www.rosevillebigband.org/

The R oseville B ig B and is a 21-piece swing band with vocalists in the Glenn Miller and Tommy Dorsey style, sponsored by the Roseville, Minnesota , Parks and Recreation Department. Home About Us Public Performances Sit-in Nights ... www.rosevillebigband.org

4. Adult Education Program Sitemap, Penn State adult education Program's Student biographies; Frequently Asked Questions;Contact Information. Faculty educational biographies, writings http://www.ed.psu.edu/adulted/sitemap/map.htm

5. Brewster Adult Education Registration REGISTER NOW. Instructors biographies. Brewster adult education Mainpage» biographies. B IOGRAPHIES Read on to learn more about our instructors. http://www.brewsterschools.org/adulted/biographies.html

Spring 2003 Brewster Adult Education Quality enrichment for our community. Class Schedule MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY ... OTHER Registration REGISTER NOW Instructors BIOGRAPHIES Brewster Adult Education Mainpage B I O G R A P H I E S Read on to learn more about our instructors. EULIE ANDERSON is a Personal Coach, Hypnotherapist, Stress Management Consultant, Reiki Master, Floral Consultant, and retired educator. CAROLYN BEVERIDGE is a graduate of NY School of Interior Design and has had her own business in Brewster for 8 years. MARY BIZZOCO received her BS in Food and Nutrition from Marymount College, graduating Magna Cum Laude. JO ANN BROWN has been knitting since the age of 10 and teaching for the past 24 years. She is currently participating in a master knitters' program where she will become certified as a master knitter. RACHEL BUCKWALD is a member of Actors' Equity and Screen Actors' Guild. She was a founding member of New York's Avalon Repertory Theatre where she both acted and directed. She has studied the acting techniques of Sanford Meisner and Uta Hagen. Rachel currently acts with and directs for the Axial Theatre.

6. Nativity Of Mary Parish, Janesville, WI Roman Catholic. Staff biographies, elementary school overview, service schedules, pastoral ministry, adult education. http://www.nativitymary.org/

7. Brewster Adult Education Main Page biographies. If you are interested in teaching an adult educationcourse, or for further information, call Susan Kamm, Coordinator, at (845) 279 http://www.brewsterschools.org/adulted/

Spring Brewster Adult Education Quality enrichment for our community. Class Schedule MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY ... OTHER Registration REGISTER NOW Instructors BIOGRAPHIES Brewster Adult Education Mainpage Register today for Spring 2003 Classes! Are you confused by the Internet? Love dancing, photography or sports? Do you want to get started learning that foreign language you want to know? Chances are, Brewster Adult Education has a class that you'll love. COURSES FOR THOSE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS Register Access the registration form for Spring 2003 Classes. Schedule View the complete schedule for Spring 2003 Classes. Biographies If you are interested in teaching an adult education course, or for further information, call Susan Kamm, Coordinator, at (845) 279-5051, ext. 154. Site designed by Cosentino Technologies

8. Focus On Basics - February 1997 Authors biographies. Program at University of Pennsylvania Graduate School ofeducation. Bob Bickerton, Director of adult education at the Massachusetts http://www.gse.harvard.edu/~ncsall/fob/1997/authors.htm

FOCUS ON BASICS Vol 1, Issue A • Feb 97 WHAT IS RESEARCH? Masthead Editor's Welcome Author Biographies A Productive Partnership Applying Research on the Last Frontier by Karen Bachlund with Kathy Bond Understanding Quantitative Research about Adult Literacy by Thomas Valentine An Odyssey for an Answer by Grace Temple Research with Words: Qualitative Inquiry by Glynda Hull Finding Out for Myself by Eileen Barry On Reading Teacher Research by Susan L. Lytle Knowing, Learning, Doing: Participatory Action Research by Juliet Merrifield The New Center for Adult Learning and Literacy by John Comings and Cristine Smith Blackboard Editorial Board Focus on Basics FOB Index ... NCSALL Home Authors Biographies Karen Backlund is the JOBS Coordinator at Adult Learning Programs of Alaska, where she has worked since 1992. Backlund, involved in ABE since 1984, has also worked as an instructor, trainer, and program manager in ABE programs in Minnesota and Louisiana. Eileen Barry is a teacher of ESOL, pre GED, and GED at the Worker Education Program, part of the Labor Education Center at Umass, Dartmouth, Massachusetts. Barry, who is currently teaching a Family Literacy class, is also a doctoral candidate at the Reading / Writing / Literacy Program at University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education. Bob Bickerton , Director of Adult Education at the Massachusetts Department of Education, has worked as an ABE volunteer coordinator, teacher, teacher-trainer, curriculum developer, and program director in numerous community-based organizations. Bickerton has also served as legislative chair for two national ABE organizations: National Council of State Directors and the American Association of Adult and Continuing Education. Bickerton has been in the ABE field for 26 years.

9. Focus On Basics - May 1997 Authors biographies. Her work in adult education includes teaching, curriculumdevelopment, program and staff development, and teacher research. http://www.gse.harvard.edu/~ncsall/fob/1997/authorsb.htm

FOCUS ON BASICS Vol 1, Issue B • May 97 READING Letter from John Comings Learning to Love Reading by Donna Earl Author Biographies There's Reading...And Then There's Reading by Victoria Purcell-Gates Models of Reading and the ESOL Student by David E. Eskey Rediscovering Themselves: Learning to Read for Survival by Melissa Nieves Editorial Board What Silent Reading Tests Alone Can't Tell You by John Strucker The ESOL Adult and the Push Towards Meaning by Judith Rance-Roney Reversing Reading Failure in Young Adults Reconceptualizing Roles: Mathematics and Reading by Mary Jane Schmitt Blackboard Focus on Basics FOB Index NCSALL Home Authors Biographies Mary Beth Curtis is the founding director of the Boys Town Reading Center, Nebraska. Before joining Boys Town USA in 1990, she was Associate Professor of Education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education and Associate Director of the Harvard Reading Laboratory. She earned her Ph.D. in psychology at the University of Pittsburgh, and did postdoctoral work at the Learning Research and Development Center, Pittsburgh, PA. Donna Earl has been an ABE instructor at the learning center in Mineral Bluff, Georgia, since 1992. She has a Master of Education degree and taught elementary school for 11 years before moving to the Appalachian mountains.

10. Thinkers, Lifelong Learning And Informal Education @ The Informal Education Home A set of pages devoted to thinkers who have made a major contribution to the theory and practice of lifelong learning and (informal) education. some examples of their writing, details of biographies, and links to other websites. Jarvis, P. (1987) Twentieth Century Thinkers in adult education, Beckenham Croom Helm. http://www.infed.org/thinkers

search support encyclopedia archives ... forum thinkers Julius K. Nyerere These pages explore the contributions of some of the thinkers central to the development of the theory and practice of lifelong learning and informal education. For each 'thinker' we provide a brief outline of their contribution, some examples of their writing, details of biographies, and links to other websites. For a view of where they fit in see history The selection is a mixed bag and, as ever, we welcome your feedback and suggestions. Jane Addams (in preparation) Chris Argyris Aristotle Robert Baden Powell Augusto Boal ... Miles Horton (in preparation) Ivan Illich David Kolb Jiddu Krishnamurti Homer Lane ... Basil Yeaxlee (in preparation) further resources For potted biographies and discussion of the main educational thinkers the four volumes edited by Morsy cannot be bettered: Morsy, Z. (ed.) (1994, 1995) Thinkers on Education Volumes 1 - 4, Paris: UNESCO Publishing. Two other possible sources are: Gordon, P. and Aldrich, R. (1997)

11. Adult Education At Solel Page Instructor's biographies Rabbi Laurence Edwards Rabbi Edwards was ordained at Since1976 she has been involved in adult Jewish education throughout the http://www.uahc.org/il/il021/adult.html

KOLEL SOLEL Solel Institute of Adult Jewish Studies, 5763 Mishna Avot enjoins us to "make fixed times for Torah study." Jewish learning is a lifelong mitsva - one which we take seriously at Congregation Solel. Solel has now instituted a continuing curriculum of Basic Jewish Literacy. These classes are offered on Sunday mornings during Religious School hours, so that parents and children study at the same time. We also offer a number of other study opportunities on weekdays. All of our adult education opportunities are organized within the framework of KOLEL SOLEL Solel's Institute of Adult Jewish Studies. Because we believe lifelong learning is the privilege and obligation of every Jew, we do not charge our adult members for participating in learning opportunities at Solel. Skip to Biography section or click on individual name. Click on individual course to skip to its description. October 2002 May 2003: New courses (or times) for February through May! Rabbi Dov Taylor Pirkei Avot: Ethics of Our Fathers The Jewish Moral Virtues The Zionist Idea The Book of Ruth Learn Midrash or, So That's Where All Those Stories Come From!

12. Institute For Education Policy Studies IEPS Writers' biographies. She has taught in a wide variety of contexts includinghigh schools, junior high schools, adult education and universities in the US http://www.ieps.org.uk.cwc.net/iepsbios.html

IEPS Writers' Biographies Dave Hill Glenn Rikowski Paula Allman Mike Cole Peter McLaren Shahrzad Mojab Dave Hill Dave Hill teaches at University College Northampton. Prior to that he taught in schools and colleges in inner-city London. For twenty years he was a political and labour union leader. He stood for Parliament for the Labour Party in 1979 and 1987, led the group of Labour Councillors on East Sussex County Council, was Regional Higher Education Chair of NATFHE (the lecturer's labour Union), and led and organised many local and regional political campaigns and mobilisations. He advised the Labour Party on teacher education from a radical Left perspective. From a democratic Marxist perspective, he writes on issues of Radical Right policy and ideology, New Labour/Third Way ideology and policy, Radical Left ideology and policy, social class, state theory, and critique of postmodernism. With Mike Cole, in 1989, he co-founded the Hillcole Group of Radical Left Educators and co-wrote the two Hillcole books on education: Changing the Future: Redprint for Education (1991), and

13. ED448290 2000-12-00 African Americans And Self-Help Education: The Missing Link a need for a multicultural perspective in adult education research. She states, "If we are to spiritual enlightenment, as well as biographies of wellknown African Americans such http://www.ed.gov/databases/ERIC_Digests/ed448290.html

ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Rowland, Michael L. Source: ERIC Clearinghouse on Adult Career and Vocational Education Columbus OH. African Americans and Self-Help Education: The Missing Link in Adult Education. ERIC Digest No. 222. THIS DIGEST WAS CREATED BY ERIC, THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ERIC, CONTACT ACCESS ERIC 1-800-LET-ERIC Recently, African-American writers in the popular press and academicians (Eric Copage, Iyanla Vanzant, Dennis Kimbro, bell hooks) have focused their attention on issues of self-help and personal growth for African American adults, as evidenced by the growth in the number of books written in the genre of self-help and African American consumers' book-buying habits (Smikle 2000). The majority of African American consumers are women in their thirties and forties with higher education, who are in the work force and/or married with families. The types of self-help books these women buy most often include books on self-esteem, gender issues, or spiritual enlightenment, as well as biographies of well-known African Americans such as Maya Angelou or Oprah Winfrey, whose lives serve as inspiring models. The purpose of this Digest is to recognize the significant role of the field of self-help education and self-help literature in the lives of African American adults and to pose the question, How can we expand the knowledge base and scope of self-help education for African Americans?

14. BROOKLYN BOTANIC GARDEN >> Instructor Biographies Leader. Vera Baldwin is the Manager of adult education at BBG. She hasled adult education trips over the past several years. Ariana http://www.bbg.org/edu/bios.html

Adult Education Community Horticulture Science Education Home ... Education Programs Mary Jo Anzel is an artist/teacher who has studied at the School of Visual Arts and is a life member of the Art Students League. She has an impressionist approach to her floral/ still life paintings. Her floral watercolors are represented by several galleries on the East Coast and several greeting card companies. Alexandra Basinski is an avid herb gardener whose vinegars have been featured in the media. She has worked for the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society and judges at their Harvest Show. She is a founding member of the Back Mountain Bloomers in Dallas, PA, and a Garden Correspondent for Wilkes-Barre's Times Leader. V era Baldwin is the Manager of Adult Education at BBG. She has led Adult Education trips over the past several years. Ariana Bahret is BBG's Project Green Reach Instructor. She received her B.S. in Biology from Boston College and conducted genetic research (high-throughput DNA sequencing) at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory. She has teaching experience with both children and adults and has taught at the Harvard Museum of Natural History, The Donald McKay Elementary School, and Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory. Shannon Brock

15. Adult Basic Education (ABE) - Faculty Biographies adult Basic education Faculty biographies. (In Alphabetic Order),Naida Braegger, Instructor Aide E-mail braenaid@isu.edu Naida http://www.isu.edu/cotgened/abe_bio.html

Adult Basic Education Faculty Biographies (In Alphabetic Order) Naida Braegger, Instructor Aide - E-mail: braenaid@isu.edu Linda Gooch, Instructor - E-mail: gooclind@isu.edu Robert Guyon, Tutor Coordinator - E-mail: guyorobe@isu.edu Robert Guyon is Tutor Coordinator for Adult Basic Education at Idaho State University College of Technology. Robert has extensive education and holds a B.A. in History with a postgraduate in education which he earned from Idaho State University. He also has an MEd. from Albertson College of Idaho in Counseling and School Leadership and a Ph.D. from Columbia Pacific University in Counseling. Robert has worked thirty-four years as an educator. He worked 3 years at Idaho State University as Placement Director and 3 years as a high school social studies teacher. Robert also has worked seventeen years as an elementary teacher and principal and eleven years as an elementary, junior high, and high school counselor. Bob is married to Dr. Kathleen Kangas, Associate Professor of Speech Pathology at I.S.U. His pastimes and hobbies include writing, reading, and playing golf. Dawn McLaughlin

16. General Education Department Resource Center Staff Biographies General education Department Resource Center Staff biographies. to the Idaho Lifelong learning Association and Mountain Plains adult education Association and http://www.isu.edu/cotgened/resource_bio.html

General Education Department Resource Center Staff Biographies (In Alphabetic Order) Sally Rollins, Instructor Aide - E-mail: rollsallisu.edu Susanne Shatto, IT Support Tech - E-mail: shatsusa@isu.edu ISU Home Page College of Technology Home Page COT Resource Center Home Page Revised: 8/20/2002 by BC

17. Thinkers, Lifelong Learning And Informal Education @ The Informal Education Home For potted biographies and discussion of the main educational thinkers the four volumesedited by JK et al (1994) Lives in education. For adult educators try http://www.infed.org/thinkers/default.htm

search support encyclopedia archives ... forum thinkers Julius K. Nyerere These pages explore the contributions of some of the thinkers central to the development of the theory and practice of lifelong learning and informal education. For each 'thinker' we provide a brief outline of their contribution, some examples of their writing, details of biographies, and links to other websites. For a view of where they fit in see history The selection is a mixed bag and, as ever, we welcome your feedback and suggestions. Jane Addams (in preparation) Chris Argyris Aristotle Robert Baden Powell Augusto Boal ... Miles Horton (in preparation) Ivan Illich David Kolb Jiddu Krishnamurti Homer Lane ... Basil Yeaxlee (in preparation) further resources For potted biographies and discussion of the main educational thinkers the four volumes edited by Morsy cannot be bettered: Morsy, Z. (ed.) (1994, 1995) Thinkers on Education Volumes 1 - 4, Paris: UNESCO Publishing. Two other possible sources are: Gordon, P. and Aldrich, R. (1997)

18. JosseyBass :: Learning From Our Lives: Using Educational Biographies With Adults JosseyBass education Higher education adult Continuing education Learningfrom Our Lives Using educational biographies with adults. Related Subjects, http://www.josseybass.com/cda/product/0,,0787910317,00.html

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20. Wiley :: Adult Education In The American Experience: From The Colonial Period To Learning and Change in the adult Years A L. Sunny Hansen The Design of education,2nd Edition from Our Lives Using educational biographies with adults http://www.wiley.com/cda/product/0,,0787900257|desc,00.html

Shopping Cart My Account Help Contact Us By Keyword By Title By Author By ISBN By ISSN Wiley Education Higher Education Adult Education in the American Experience: From the Colonial Period to the Present Related Subjects Career Development Psychology of Diversity and Culture Related Titles Learning and Change in the Adult Years: A Developmental Perspective (Hardcover) Mark Tennant, Philip Pogson Becoming a Critically Reflective Teacher (Hardcover) Stephen D. Brookfield Integrative Life Planning: Critical Tasks for Career Development and Changing Life Patterns (Hardcover) L. Sunny Hansen The Design of Education, 2nd Edition (Hardcover) Cyril O. Houle Learning from Our Lives: Using Educational Biographies with Adults (Hardcover) Pierre Dominice Join an Education Mailing List Adult Education in the American Experience: From the Colonial Period to the Present Harold W. Stubblefield, Patrick Keane ISBN: 0-7879-0025-7 Hardcover 416 Pages October 1994, Jossey-Bass

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