Learning from our lives: using educational biographies with adults

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Adult and Continuing Education Topics Qualitative research in health Educational Leadership and Innovation

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Learning as an Active Search for Meaning. Understanding Biographical Approaches to Learning. From Life History to Educational Biography. How Adults Educate Themselves. Exploring Adults' Ways of Thinking. Learners' Needs, Motivations, and Dreams. Helping Learners Put Words to Their Lives. Giving Evaluation Another Meaning. Conclusion: Creating Conditions for Successful Learning in Adult Life.

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