Family remains an important factor in intergenerational cooperation and learning

Authors

  • Sonja Kump Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana
  • Sabina Jelenc Krašovec Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.4312/as.19.2.10-28

Keywords:

intergenerational learning, family changes, community

Abstract

The paper presents a partnership model for identifying educational needs and development of new educational programs in a regional environment. The model was developed by the Slovenian Institute for Adult Education within the development project entitled Development of Quality Educational Offer in the Selected Regions. Three topics are discussed: identification of educational needs, development of new educational programs and their implementation in a regional environment. The basic methodological principles used to develop new educational programs, especially competence based curricula and action learning, are also explained. Different phases in the development of new educational programs are illustrated with examples of good practice from three Slovenian regions.

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Published

7. 07. 2013

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Scientific articles

How to Cite

Kump, S., & Jelenc Krašovec, S. (2013). Family remains an important factor in intergenerational cooperation and learning . Studies in Adult Education and Learning, 19(2), 10-28. https://doi.org/10.4312/as.19.2.10-28

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