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Maureen Banbury More titles on Family Learning |
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This publication sets out to find out if there is anything unique about the learning that happens in intergenerational group settings. IT explores the nature of family learning, analysing its features and describing fieldwork that tests the validity of the new model developed. The book is aimed at strategic managers, advisers and coordinators of family learning programmes. It concentrates on not what is being learned, but how and why.
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| Contents | |
| Foreword | |
| Acknowledgements | |
| Introduction | Box 1: Prerequisites for effective family learning |
| Part 1: How and why we learn | The key features of effective family learning
Case study 1 Case study 2 What family learners are learning 1. Learning about and developing oneself 2. Learning about others 3. Learning about learning Implications for practice |
| Part 2: Fieldwork | Methodology Box 2: A framework for assessing learning Evidence from observations 1. Learning about and developing oneself 2. Learning about others 3 Learning about learning Evidence from discussions with practitioners and learners Conclusion |
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