Publication type
Book
Series Number
1
Series
Wider Benefits of Learning Papers
Authors
Publication date
June 1, 2001
Summary:
This review lays the foundations for further analysis of the wider benefits of learning by bringing together diverse strands, some theoretical, some empirical. Part A describes the origins and the scope of the work of the Centre, both generally and with respect to different quantitative and qualitative approaches to modelling and measuring. Part B provides a selective overview of each of five overlapping social domains - and models employed to analyse them - in the context of their relations to learning. The domains are Health, Ageing, Families, Crime and Citizenship. Part C presents an outline of possible directions for further research, picking up on selected methodological issues raised and their implications.
Subjects
Link
http://www.learningbenefits.net/Publications/Monographs/Monograph1intro.htm
Notes
Not held in Res Lib - bibliographic reference only
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