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 Adult
Learning Theory
About.com – Adult/Continuing Education Links
http://adulted.about.com/education/adulted/msubtheories.htm
About.com offers research articles
on various learning theories and illustrates how they are applied to
motivate and enlighten adult learners.
Adult Learning Theory: Implications for Distance Education
http://seamonkey.ed.asu.edu/~mcisaac/disted/final98/finallj.html
This site offers an annotated list
of web sites which offer information on adult learning theories, learning
styles, technology, the seven characteristics of highly effective adult
learning programs, guidelines for working with adult learners, teaching
methods, and more.
The American Association
for Adult and Continuing Education
http://www.aaace.org/
The American Association for Adult and Continuing Education offers online
publications, professional tips, professional journals (Adult Basic
Education, Adult Education Quarterly, and Adult Learning), information on
current legislation, links to adult education resources on the Internet,
and more.
Community Learning Network
http://www.cln.org/
The Community Learning Network offers over 5,800 annotated links to free
resources on educational WWW sites and includes information about
technology integration, lesson plans, adult education, learning theories,
and professional development. The focus of this site is on K-12
education, however the resources are applicable and can be adapted to a to
an older audience.
How Adults
Learn
http://agelesslearner.com/intros/adultlearning.html
How Adults Learn answers the question it proposes and a whole lot
more! This site offers information on andragogy, pedagogy, learning
styles, motivation, learning resources, learning-to-learn, educational
psychology, and has a slew of additional resources and Internet links.
Paragon Learning Style Inventory
http://www.oswego.edu/~shindler/lstyle.htm
The Learning Styles Resource site
offers tests to determine your own learning style; definitions, research
articles, and explanations of a wide variety of learning styles; links to
additional resources; a bibliography of quality reading on the topic of
learning styles; and much more. Do not miss this informative site!
The
University of Minnesota at Duluth – Learning Styles
http://www.d.umn.edu/student/loon/acad/strat/lrnsty.html
The University of Minnesota at Duluth offers a student handbook on
learning styles, a database of over 50 different learning theories,
recommendations for bridging the gap between instruction and learning
styles, and links to additional resources.
Contributed by
Emily Gwinn |
Learning the Profession
Adult Learning Theory
Assessment Resources
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Curriculum Design and Development
Instructional Strategies
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student resources
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Publishers on the Web
Adjuncts.com
College & University Presses
Addison Wesley Longman
Allyn & Bacon
Allyn & Bacon Comp
Site
Bedford/St.Martins
Broadview Press
Films for Humanities & Sciences
Franklin, Beedle and Associates
Houghton Mifflin College
Division
McGraw Hill Higher Education
MIT Press
Prentice Hall
Strata Publishing
Thompson Educational Publishing
W.W. Norton and
W.W.
Norton OnCourse
Wiley Computer Publishing
Harcourt Brace English Site
Academic Systems
Professional Organizations
ACW - Alliance for Computers and Writing
AETA - AZ English Teacher's
Association
ATTW - Assoc. Teachers of
Technical Writing
AWP - Associated Writing Programs
CCCC - Conference on College
Composition and Communication
MLA - Modern Language Association
NCTE - National Council of Teachers of
English
TESOL- Teachers of English to Speakers
of Other Languages
STC - Society for Technical Writing
Journals & Newsletters
Adjunct Nation.com
Computer-Mediated Communication
Magazine
Current Issues in Education
://English Matters
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