“A Permanent National Necessity...” Adult Education and Lifelong Learning for 21st Century Britain
John Holford
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John Holford
Abstract
Report of the Centenary Commission on Adult Education (2019); chair: Dame Helen Ghosh. The Commission was set up by the Adult Education 100 campaign to mark the centenary of the Final Report (1919) of the Ministry of Reconstruction's Adult Education Committee. The Centenary Commission's purpose was to set a vision for adult education in Great Britain in the 21st century.
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Report of the Centenary Commission on Adult Education (2019); chair: Dame Helen Ghosh. The Commission was set up by the Adult Education 100 campaign to mark the centenary of the Final Report (1919) of the Ministry of Reconstruction's Adult Education Committee. The Centenary Commission's purpose was to set a vision for adult education in Great Britain in the 21st century.
Key concepts: Lifelong learning, Adult education, Political science, Economic growth, Economics, Law