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Data: 23/09/2014
Adult Education in Europe InfoNet Newsletter 5/2014
Introducing InfoNet Newsletter 5/2014
• Andre Duarte Batista: Urban Sketchers draw to analyse the world around them
Big city streets are now the privileged rendez-vouz for groups of people sharing a common passion for drawing. Urban Sketchers observe and draw the world around them to study their surroundings in a more focused way. They are newcomers to urban public spaces, sharing them with cultural entertainers, promoters of learning processes and social activists and turning city centres into new community platforms.
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• Maurice de Greef: The powerful elements of lifelong learning
Courses for lifelong learning can be a lever for a better place in society. This is important at a time when low skilled and illiterate citizens in Europe are more often confronted with unemployment and have difficulties in finding a job or good place in society. Question is which important elements during the lifelong learning process should be included in order to make a learning environment for adults successful.
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• Tanja Možina: Professionalism and ethics are important for quality counsellors
"I am the one who gives an example, initiatives and incentives to others, how to take care of the quality of their own work." These words of a Slovenian quality counsellor in adult education point out the importance of identity, values, personal and professional responsibility and the development of adult educators.
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This newsletter is a product from the project European InfoNet Adult Education. With interviews, reports and news articles, this service provides information about current trends and events in the field of European adult education.
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