Institutions may remain useful nodes in education. The error is allowing the node to become the purpose.
Drawing on experience across vocational, community and higher education, this essay proposes a distributed learning commons in which learners retain continuity across settings, educators steward relationships rather than merely deliver products, and accountability demonstrates public and learner benefit rather than procedural compliance alone.
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Adult education <> Adult learning
I have just spent some time interrogating ChatGPT about the connections between adult education, teaching and learning. This inquiry builds on earlier work I undertook more than a decade ago by using NGRAM Viewer-where I looked at the changing use of terms like adult learning and adult education. My thought at the time was thatContinue reading “Adult education <> Adult learning”