Carola Iller geht in Ihrer Habilitationsschrift der Frage nach, ob und wie Individuen auf den Alternsprozess im Verlauf ihrer Erwerbs- und Bildungsbiographie einwirken können. Sowohl Betriebe als auch Beschäftigte richten bisher die Laufbahngestaltung nicht im Hinblick auf Alternsprozesse aus. Komplementär zu entsprechenden konzeptionellen Vorschlägen für betriebliche Organisations- und Arbeitsgestaltung wurde in dieser Untersuchung der Fokus auf individuelle Handlungsmöglichkeiten gelegt – woh…
Der Anlaß dieser Beiträge ist die Diskrepanz zwischen zunehmender Relevanz von Wissen in der Gesellschaft und der marginalen Rolle, die die Diskussion über Wissen als Lehrgegenstand in der Erwachsenenbildung einnimmt.
Wo stehen wir, und was erwarten wir in Sachen »Educational Technologies«? Wird Europa, wird Deutschland von den internationalen Trends abgehängt? Der Autor analysiert die aktuelle Situation der EdTech- Branche und zeigt mögliche Ansatzpunkte für eine Förderung des bildungstechnologischen Sektors.
Temporalized “Bildungsgestalten” (educational formations) – The formation of the subject in the context of Lifelong Learning The article outlines the reference framework of an ongoing DFG-financed research project. Based on theoretical assumptions which rest upon German Bildungstheorie the project analyses Lifelong Learning as a special mode of the formation of subjects. The projects’ core research concept, which brings into focus the importance of education for the formation of the subjec…
In consideration of the omnipresent commitment to the significance of lifelong learning, the article analyses the role of continuing education within public education funding. Over the past 20 years, public continuing education funding has been reduced by 41 %. The low participation rate in continuing education, particularly among the less qualified and atypically employed, encourage an increase in public investments. Funds should enhance staff counselling, qualification and professionalism as …
Japan’s population is aging and shrinking at unprecedented speed. One central issue that emerges in the ongoing discourse on how to meet the manifold demographic challenges Japan faces deals with the central role the nation’s senior citizens can take on when it comes to providing and fostering social capital. The concept of lifelong learning in this context has been established as a central means of being engaged in actively shaping the future of Japan.
The author from the department of further education in the political administration of the German state Rhineland-Palatinate names the trouble spots of the final report of the Expert Commission on Financing Lifelong Learning, insofar they affect the politics of the states (Laender). He outlines the implementation steps which are aimed at by Rhineland-Palatinate.
Research on humans and animals gives evidence for the fact that older beings learn more slowly than younger ones, yet for this very reason they are able to build up internal representations of the true values to be learned in an increasingly more precise manner. Through frequent repetition general structures of experiences are learned. Thus, a decreasing rate of learning that comes with old age is just one side of the coin.
