Improving Learning Cultures in Further Education

David James · Gert Biesta

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Evaluation of Teaching Practices Adult and Continuing Education Topics Innovative Education and Learning Practices

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Based upon findings of the 'Transforming Learning Cultures in Further Education' research project, this book argues that there is scope for improvement in further education. It develops a way of understanding educational improvement that focuses on the formation and transformation of the practices through which students learn.

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