Das Länderporträt bietet einen umfassenden Überblick über die gegenwärtige Situation der Erwachsenen- und Weiterbildung in Liechtenstein. Es deckt wesentliche Aspekte ab, darunter die historische Entwicklung, die gesetzlichen Rahmenbedingungen, die relevanten Institutionen und deren Angebote, die Teilnehmendenquoten sowie die Finanzierungsmechanismen. Darüber hinaus werden die internationalen Kontakte und Kooperationen aufgezeigt, die für den Bildungsbereich von Bedeutung sind. Das Buch richtet…
Die Alphabetisierung und Grundbildung als ein Programmbereich der Erwachsenenbildung rückte in den letzten Jahren in den Fokus des Bildungsdiskurses. Programme und Angebote zu entwerfen und zu realisieren, ist die Aufgabe von Programmplanenden und Lehrenden in der Weiterbildung. Im vorliegenden Beitrag geht es um die Frage, welche Spezifika die Angebotsentwicklung im Programmbereich Alphabetisierung und Grundbildung aufweist. Ausgehend von dem allgemeinen Modell der Angebotsentwicklung nach Sc…
Erwachsenenbildner/innen müssen die Qualität ihrer Arbeit überprüfbar sicherstellen und kontinuierlich verbessern. Stefanie Hartz und Klaus Meisel vermitteln in der 3., aktualisierten Auflage das hierfür notwendige methodische Grundwissen. Die Autoren behandeln insbesondere das Thema Evaluation, welches einen traditionell pädagogischen Zugang zur Frage der Qualitätsentwicklung darstellt. Darüber hinaus enthält der Studientext eine Darstellung und Einschätzung überregional relevanter Qualitätsma…
Knowledge and experience can be understood as pivotal didactic variables not only in age-based learning environments but also in intergenerational learning cultures. This article focuses these two concepts and analyses them with regard to their function and relevance in intergenerational learning cultures. The theoretical and empirical findings of a triangulative study will support the argument. By presenting a theoretical and practical dichotomy concerning the use of knowledge and experience i…
This REPORT analyzes the changing conditions and expectations with regard to the management of the continuing educational system, predominantly the frames of education economy, reporting, quality assurance and monitoring. The interactions of the various stakeholders characterize the development and implementation of continuing educational programs as well as a multitude of decision-making processes in educational institutions, but also relevant local, regional and national processes. The libera…
It has recently become widely accepted that reluctance to learning in adults may be explained by features inherent in the (presentation of the) subject matter, which may be perceived by the learner as being unsuited to his or her needs. A successful learning environment, the argument goes, must meet certain standards: for instance, learning should be active, self-directed, situated and constructive. Reluctance to learning in explained as a negative reaction to the absence of these standards. Th…
Participation in continuing higher education has various perspectives particularly with regard to lifelong learning. By arrangements in the field of continuing higher education, universities need to react to changing learning and educational biographies as well as to enable prospects in the context of lifelong learning. An important aspect belonging to this is the transfer of knowledge. Based on the definition of influencing factors on transfer of knowledge by von Krogh and Köhne, the system of…
This article addresses teaching and learning of movements, in particular by exploring the following points: »orientation towards sense and meaning«, »making differences possible«, »orientation towards effect«, »forming notions of movement«, »making experiences possible«, »situational setting« and »learning through movement tasks«. In sum, overarching principles are deduced for a didactically oriented movement theory which is equally instructive for scholars as well as persons working in the fie…
This article adopts the PISA study’s staged competence model in the area of football. The authors specify five levels of competency in football literacy to serve as the basis for an adult education curriculum. The motivation for the study is the staging of the World Cup in a country which was the loser in the PISA study: Germany. The general public should be knowledgeable at least when it comes to football.
