1. 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/

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Check out the NEW Hotbot 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

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

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3. Adult Education Associations And Centers Adult / Continuing Education adult education associations and Centers. Adult/Continuing Education Blog. « Best of the Net Main Professional Organizations ». http://adulted.about.com/b/a/080080.htm

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

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Education Adult / Continuing Education Home ... Free Adult Ed Newsletter zau(256,152,180,'gob','http://z.about.com/5/ad/go.htm?gs='+gs,''); Adult Learners Adult Learning Adult Basic Education Finish High School ... Help zau(256,138,125,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/0.htm','');w(xb+xb); Stay Current Subscribe to the About Adult / Continuing Education newsletter. Search Adult / Continuing Education Adult Education Associations and Centers Guide picks Adult education associations and centers are great starting points for locating peers who share your specialized interests and concerns, publications, conferences and events, list serves and more. Organisations in this directory are classified by type. Adult and Continuing Education Assessment Coaching and Mentoring Diversity ... User Agreement

5. UFD - Adult Education adult education associations and distance education institutions also offer courses at these levels. 1.1 adult education associations. http://odin.dep.no/ufd/engelsk/education/adult/014081-990082/dok-bn.html

Odin Government Ministries Archive ... Research 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 on society, in the workplace and by the individual. The Competence Reform embraces all adults and is based on interaction between several actors. The Norwegian Parliament (Stortinget) 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 was implemented in 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.

6. Adult Education Associations - Statistics Sweden Culture and leisure. Printerfriendly version. adult education associations. Statistik om studieförbunden har producerats av SCB sedan verksamhetsåret 1969/70. http://www.scb.se/templates/Product____10309.asp

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7. Adult Education Folk high schools and adult education associations Folk high school courses and the 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 has a long tradition. Adult education exists in many different forms and is organized by many different operators, from national and municipal adult education, to labour market training, in-service training and skills enhancement in the workplace. Swedish for immigrants (SFI). Municipal Adult Education Municipal adult education (Komvux) includes basic- and upper secondary education, as well as continuing education programs. Komvux was established in 1968 to offer education to adults who lacked the equivalent of compulsory school or upper secondary school. A new curriculum for municipal adult education was introduced 1 July 1994. Basic education for adults Basic education for adults corresponds to the regular 9-year compulsory school. The education shall give adult students the basic skills necessary to live and work in the community, and prepares them for further study. The level at which studies begin is determined by the prerequisites of each participant. Studies are considered complete when the objectives of the individual program have been reached. Participants may choose the rate of study themselves, enabling them to combine studies with work or practical work experience.

8. Funding Factfile - Dundee City Council Adult Education Assoc. Fund Applicant Criteria. Only adult education associations constituted to organise a programme of adult education classes and programmes may apply. Funding Criteria. http://www.dundeecity.gov.uk/funding/dcc adult.htm

Adults / Families Arts Children's Work Community Organisations ... Home Page Funding Factfile Funder Dundee City Council Adult Education Assoc. Fund Address Mitchell Street Centre Mitchell Street Dundee Telephone Fax Email maressie.macdonald@dundeecity.gov.uk Web Site www.dundeecity.gov.uk Applicant Criteria Only Adult Education Associations constituted to organise a programme of adult education classes and programmes may apply. Funding Criteria Supports the maintenance and development of Adult Education Associations. Amounts Awarded Variable.

9. Folkuniversitetet countries. The adult education associations are supported by the government, regional governments and local councils. This financial http://www.folkuniversitetet.se/templates/Page.aspx?id=3460

10. A System For Lifelong Learning (Norway - The Official Site In The United States) Adult education There are currently 22 adult education associations consisting of more than 400 member organizations representing political partisan circles http://www.norway.org/education/norwaysschoolsystem/lifelong/

Embassy and consulates general News of Norway Events Language Choose your country Home News Business ... Norway in the U.S. SEARCH Advanced search Education A system for lifelong learning Norway’s educational policy attaches great importance to lifelong learning and educational opportunities for adults. It is a priority objective for individuals to be able to acquire new knowledge and expertise to enable them to function satisfactorily in society and adapt to the rapidly changing demands of working life. Learning is understood to be something that takes place in all stages of life, in many different forms and in a wide variety of arenas. In 1976, Norway became the first country in the world to adopt specific legislation establishing the rights of all adults to education. Adult education programmes are offered within the formal educational system as well as by a number of voluntary organizations. Courses are offered in a wide variety of subjects, ranging from recreational activities to higher education exams. Adult education There are currently 22 adult education associations consisting of more than 400 member organizations representing political partisan circles, the workforce and various religious denominations. Close to 700 000 adults participate annually in programmes under the auspices of the adult education associations. Approximately 240 000 of these take courses at the upper secondary level, while 55 000 attend university and college-level courses.

11. IIZ/DVV - Publications - Editorial Adult Education Network based on cooperation among NGOs, state agencies, universities, national and regional adult education associations, trade unions, social http://www.iiz-dvv.de/englisch/Publikationen/Ewb_ausgaben/61_2004/eng_declaratio

12. Non-formal Education Information about the various possibilities is available from your local municipality or from the local adult education associations. http://www.workindenmark.dk/Non_formal

var flashVersion = 0; var dontKnow = true; Danish Version Newsletter Sitemap Contact ... Distance learning Non-formal education Non-formal adult education is available from a wide range of schools and programmes, such as Folk High Schools and evening classes Folk High Schools Many schools offer special introduction courses for foreigners, and a few schools offer courses specifically designed for foreigners. Adult liberal education Courses usually take place at the municipal schools in the late afternoon and in the evening. Courses are offered in subjects such as mathematics, history, foreign languages, art, computer instruction, sport and physical education, needlework, cooking, painting and drawing, wood- and metal work. Lectures may be offered on local history, theatre, opera, film, architecture, foreign cultures etc. The municipalities cover two thirds of the expenses while participant fees cover the last third. This type of adult education is very popular and has around 1 million participants each year. The number of participants at the different course may vary from approx. twenty to fifty. In the university towns, the universities offer lectures on research results by members of their academic staff at university extension courses.

13. Howard Yale McClusky: Adult Education Pioneer And Statesman although not trained specifically in adult education, were establishing graduate programs, 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

14. Web Site Directory, The Best Sites For The Student In The Web, Provided By Stude adult education associations, Results Page adult education associations Adult Education Programs Lesson Plans Resources, Publications Articles. http://www.students.net/st/Directory/Category.asp?id=289

15. Home Page The AEN promotes the activities of its members. These include clubs, associations, special interest groups and service organisations in South Africa. http://home.global.co.za/~proplib/

Welcome to the official Website of the Adult Education Network based in Gauteng, South Africa. Please come in and see what is happening in and around the City of Gold.. The AEN is an Association not for Gain (a Section 21 Company). We have been promoting interest in our member organisations since 1948. We represent a whole spectrum of diverse organisations, clubs, special interest groups and associations monthly events to our members, a series of directories, an annual expo and local radio talk shows. The AEN's mission is to promote its member organisations' activities. If you have any event you wish us to publicise - contact us. AEN Contact Details: Chairman: Charl Heydenrych Email: proplib@global.co.za Postal Address: PO Box 87334, Houghton, Johannesburg, South Africa, 2041 Physical Address: Plot 75, Nooitgedacht, Krugersdorp, Gauteng, South Africa Telephone: Fax: Mobile Phone: Webmaster: Charl Sappi Brett Environmental and Cultural Courses Draughts Players - A competitive Opportunity Need some help to implement the Employment Equity Act? What's new at the Market Theatre Johannesburg ... Fingro Here are some useful website addresses and/or other contact details of some South African organisations Links FIND that Service Provider: North-West Rand EEZI-FINDER Back to top of page Last updated on 11/01/00 at 12h00

16. Adult And Continuing Education Associations Directory of adult and Continuing education associations on Learningadult/Continuing education ForumBrowse Categoriesadult Learnersadult Learningadult Basic to locate adult basic education and continuing education associations and centers http://www.adulted.about.com/cs/adultedassns

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Education Adult / Continuing Education Home ... Free Adult Ed Newsletter zau(256,152,180,'gob','http://z.about.com/5/ad/go.htm?gs='+gs,''); Adult Learners Adult Learning Adult Basic Education Finish High School ... Help zau(256,138,125,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/0.htm','');w(xb+xb); Stay Current Subscribe to the About Adult / Continuing Education newsletter. Search Adult / Continuing Education Adult and Continuing Education Guide picks Use this directory to locate adult basic education and continuing education associations and centers. ABC CANADA ABC Canada promotes public awareness of literacy issues and helps the private sector to establish workplace basic education programs. American Association for Adult and Continuing Education AAACE is dedicated to enhancing the field of adult learning. Several sections of this site are under construction. Founded in 1943, ASCD provides professional development in curriculum and supervision; initiates and supports activities to provide educational equity for all students; and is a leader in education information services. Council for Adult and Experiential Learning (CAEL) Founded in 1974 under the auspices of the Educational Testing Service (ETS), CAEL provides tools and strategies for education and training.

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18. Adult Education Conference on adult education, meeting in voluntary associations, workers' and employers' organizations, and those directly participating in adult education 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

19. Adult Education In Associations Know for Sure About adult Learning. How associations Can Reclaim Their educational Principles That Bridge Generations. adult education in associations. Setting Themselves Apart http://www.pcma.org/publications/AdultsLearn/settingapart1.htm

How Adults Learn Select Article How Adults Learn Home Contents Introduction Letter form the Editor Contributors Thirty Things We Know for Sure About Adult Learning How Associations Can Reclaim Their Educational Niche Industry Associations Developing One Talking Head Too Many Consider These Innovative Program Formats What Does the Audience Need to Learn? Achieving Flexibility in Adult Learning Design Making the Learning Experience Memorable Learner Outcomes: The Best Communications Tool Useful Action Verbs/Verbs to Avoid Laws of Adult Learning Using Dialogue to Facilitate Adult Learning Dialogue vs. Discussion Common Meeting Room Sets Is the Learning Experience 'Environmentally Friendly'? Kill the Conference? Jane Vella's Radical Prescription for Learning Post-Meeting Evaluation: How Do You Measure Success? Fostering the Other 80 Percent of Learning Three Distinct Learning Styles Leveraging Technology to Enhance Adult Learning How You Can Make the Most of E-Learning Alternative Delivery Systems Accelerate E-Learning Leave the E-Learning to Them Respecting Learners in Their Unique Cultures How to Dialogue Across Cultures The Yearn to Learn: How Learning Styles Differ Across Generations Advances in E-Learning Learning Principles That Bridge Generations Adult Education in Associations Setting Themselves Apart:

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How Adults Learn Select Article How Adults Learn Home Contents Introduction Letter form the Editor Contributors Thirty Things We Know for Sure About Adult Learning How Associations Can Reclaim Their Educational Niche Industry Associations Developing One Talking Head Too Many Consider These Innovative Program Formats What Does the Audience Need to Learn? Achieving Flexibility in Adult Learning Design Making the Learning Experience Memorable Learner Outcomes: The Best Communications Tool Useful Action Verbs/Verbs to Avoid Laws of Adult Learning Using Dialogue to Facilitate Adult Learning Dialogue vs. Discussion Common Meeting Room Sets Is the Learning Experience 'Environmentally Friendly'? Kill the Conference? Jane Vella's Radical Prescription for Learning Post-Meeting Evaluation: How Do You Measure Success? Fostering the Other 80 Percent of Learning Three Distinct Learning Styles Leveraging Technology to Enhance Adult Learning How You Can Make the Most of E-Learning Alternative Delivery Systems Accelerate E-Learning Leave the E-Learning to Them Respecting Learners in Their Unique Cultures How to Dialogue Across Cultures The Yearn to Learn: How Learning Styles Differ Across Generations Advances in E-Learning Learning Principles That Bridge Generations Adult Education in Associations One Talking Head

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