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Adult schools and the making of adult education

Adult schools and the making of adult education. The adult school movement starting in the late 1790s, while for most of the time only small in numbers, was a significant element in the making of adult education in Britain. This article briefly surveys the history and impact of such schools. contents: introduction · the emergence …

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Posted byinfed.orgJuly 4, 2013April 7, 2021Posted inAssociation, democracy and civil society, Community learning and development, Education, Index, Informal and non-formal education, Lifelong learning and adult education, Social action, social change and social reform, Social and university settlementsTags: adult education, adult learning, adult schools, lifelong learning

Adult schools: The organization of the class – J. Wilhelm Rowntree and Henry Bryan Binns

Westminster Friends Meeting House on St Martin’s Avenue had its own adult school with an entrance on Hop Alley In this (1903) piece J. Wilhelm Rowntree and Henry Bryan Binns examine the nature of teaching in adult schools in the early twentieth century and recognize the significance of democracy, fellowship and ‘systematic husbandry’. contents: preface …

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