1995New Directions for Adult and Continuing EducationRequires access

Speaking her mind: Adult learning and women's adult development

Kathleen Taylor

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Abstract Women whose educational experiences resulted in change describe the learning environments that support development of self‐authored and self‐authorizing identity.

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Abstract Women whose educational experiences resulted in change describe the learning environments that support development of self‐authored and self‐authorizing identity.

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Abstract Women whose educational experiences resulted in change describe the learning environments that support development of self‐authored and self‐authorizing identity.

Key concepts: Adult Learning, Adult education, Adult development, Psychology, Adult literacy, Pedagogy, Developmental psychology, Literacy

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