Examining Adult Learning Through the Lens of Culture: A U.S. Perspective
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https://doi.org/10.12775/RA.2014.009Słowa kluczowe
uczenie się osób dorosłych, kultura, Stany ZjednoczoneAbstrakt
Badanie kształcenia osób dorosłych w ujęciu kulturowym w perspektywie Stanów Zjednoczonych
Zagadnienia zawarte w prezentowanym artykule dotyczą analizy wykorzystania aspektów kulturowych w literaturze Stanów Zjednoczonych. Artykuł porusza i skupia się na czterech obszarach literatury. Dotyczą one oceny krytycznej historii kulturowych własnych i innych osób, wykorzystanie społeczno-kulturowych podejść używanych do ułatwienia lub naprowadzenia uczenia się dorosłych, rozwijanie i utrzymywanie dialogu, oraz wprowadzenie strategii w celu poprawy świadomości kulturowej i kompetencji ludzi. W artykule zawarto sugestie możliwych obszarów dla przyszłych badań.
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