The art of the autodidact
Self-taught multimedia artist Robert Ciesla shares his thoughts on creating and learning.
Transforming learning through art
This paper presents a method providing adult educators with tools to develop learners' creativity and critical thinking.
The monk and the singer
Imagine two scenes. The first one features a monk, the second one a singer. The monk has spent years locked away in his chamber, mortifying his flesh, meditating. He strives towards spiritual enlightenment. For the monk, the body needs to be shut out, silenced, bypassed to get closer to the truth. Apparently, for the monk,
“Liberal adult education for UNESCO cultural heritage”
The grand old man of Nordic liberal adult education, Gösta Vestlund, interviewed in celebration of his 100th birthday.
Teaching for diversity
"Teaching for Diversity" project breaks stereotypes of disabled people in the Czech Republic.
Does Europe live in a PIAAC bubble?
Adult education experts from the US, Australia and South Korea share PIAAC reactions from their countries.
PIAAC is a weapon for the lobbyist
Five adult education experts describe the reactions prompted by PIAAC results in their countries.
EAEA statement on PIAAC results
EAEA calls for investment in adult learning as PIAAC results are launched.
Inclusive education and intercultural opening
Migrants participate less in continuing education. This is problematic for integration policy. This article examines how to solve this problem.
Parental support for migrant families
Civil society in Sweden partnered with young migrants to support their parenthood.
