In the form of a review, the author outlines the history of how cooperation has been achieved and imposed in the field of continuing education. He distinguishes between cooperation as an intervention and as an exchange, and between proclamatory, hierarchical and participative cooperation. The structure of the network is presented as way to boost cooperation, and is studied to identify risks and key success factors.
Natural Sciences as a Constitutive Element of Modern Adult Education Imparting natural scientific knowledge to a socially broad audience was already quite common in manifold forms before adult education as such was really constituted in the last third of the 19th century. Some of the questions raised when natural science spread in the 18th and 19th centuries are still or again relevant in the 21st century. This paper tries to demonstrate that notion in a summarized form on the basis of an ex…
In Retrospect: On the Conception of REPORT and its Development A conversation with the founding editors The reason for this interview is REPORT’s 30-year existence. Thus, the time has come to once again recall the events and experiences in its long history. In 1978, the “Literature and Research Report Continuing Education” was published for the first time and was essentially a review journal created to give an overview of the still widely scattered and developing discipline of adult and con…
Die Einzelveröffentlichungen des DIE vermitteln den aktuellen Kenntnisstand zu einem spezifischen Themenfeld der Weiterbildung. Die Bände sind meist als Reader konzipiert und dokumentieren Ergebnisse aus DIE-Projekten oder von Fachtagungen. Die DIE-Einzelveröffentlichungen richten sich an Vetreter/innen aus Wissenschaft, Praxis und Bildungspolitik.
Immigration countries such as Germany require legal, social and educational measures to organize migration. Both, the immigrant as well as the host population need to be the concern of educational and training activities. Linguistic, intercultural and political educational programmes are particularly relevant. The REPORT on “Continuing Education and Migration” focuses on empirical research findings and implemented concepts: What are the key issues in continuing education to be tackled within th…
GER war eine freiwillige Organisation, die von 1942 bis 1958 in Großbritannien einen Beitrag zum Zusammenhalt deutscher Emigranten aus den Sozial- und Bildungsberufen leistete. Der Fokus lag dabei auf der Förderung der Erwachsenenbildung in der Nachkriegszeit.
Marie Jean Antoine de Condorcet (1743-1794) hat in seiner für die französische Nationalversammlung verfassten Schrift „Bericht und Entwurf einer Verordnung über die allgemeine Organisation des öffentlichen Unterrichtswesens“ (1792)) ein Konzept vorgelegt, nach dem organisierte Bildungsveranstaltungen jeden Menschen ein Leben lang begleiten sollten. Nach seiner Auffassung hatte Erwachsenenbildung eine kompensatorische Funktion für jene, bei denen Bildung kein Teil ihrer Jugend war.