UCLA Community College Review: Community Education in the Community College
Weini Wang
Abstract
Weini Wang
Abstract
This article begins by reviewing the development of community education in two-year colleges. It focuses on the five major types of community education programs: adult education, continuing education, lifelong learning, community services, and especially community-based education. The article concludes by discussing the challenges community education programs face due to the conflicting missions of the community college, and it provides suggestions for research and practice.
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This article begins by reviewing the development of community education in two-year colleges. It focuses on the five major types of community education programs: adult education, continuing education, lifelong learning, community services, and especially community-based education. The article concludes by discussing the challenges community education programs face due to the conflicting missions of the community college, and it provides suggestions for research and practice.
Key concepts: Community college, Community education, Lifelong learning, Pedagogy, Face (sociological concept), Continuing education, Sociology, Learning community