Lunch seminar: Motivation to learn, age and welfare state regimes in Europe
Building on the authors' (Boeren & Holford) previous research on how motivation to participate in formal adult learning varies according to the various welfare regimes in Europe, this seminar explores the relationship between institutional environments and age-related variations in motivation to learn. The results are based partly on analysis of Adult Education Survey data, but chiefly on data drawn from a survey of 12,000 European adult learners.
| Date | Tuesday 15th January 2013, 12:30pm |
| Venue | St John's Land Seminar Room 4.22, Moray House School of Education, University of Edinburgh |
Speakers
Chancellor's Fellow of the Institute for Education, Community and Society, University of Edinburgh
Robert Peers Chair in Adult Education, Robert Peers Chair in Adult Education and Director, Centre for Research in Higher, Adult & Vocational Education, The University of Nottingham
RSVP by Wednesday 9th of January 2013: Ellen.Boeren@ed.ac.uk