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Original Article

Approaching Limits Of Participation? Trends In Demand For Non-Formal Education In The Czech Republic

Jan Kalenda
ORCiD ,
Ilona Kočvarová

Keywords: Adult education and learning, lifelong learning, saturation threshold, education inequality, supply and demand for education

Article no: 71

Pages 611-624

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.11.71

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Original Article

Seniors’attitudes Towards Programming: A Romanian Case Study

Alexandru-Constantin Strungă
,
Claudiu Marian Bunăiașu

Keywords: Adult education, ICT in adult education, digital curriculum, SILVER-CODE European project, learning interest, programming.

Article no: 67

Pages 572-579

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.06.67

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Original Article

University as a Sociocultural Phenomenon: the Past and the Present

Natalia M. Pankova
,
Natalia N. Kabanova
,
Anna A. Kornienko
,
Vladimir A. Ponomarev

Keywords: University; higher education; adult education; wellbeing; globalization; knowledge society; fair society

Article no: 37

Pages 279-284

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.02.37

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Original Article

Andragogic Technologies Of Supporting Lifelong Education Of Adults

Аbram Маron
,
Liliia Rezinkina
,
Marina Aleksandrova

Keywords: Adult, andragogic technologies of adult education, information environment, lifelong education, pedagogical support

Article no: 89

Pages 745-751

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.07.02.89

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Original Article

Traditional Educational Organizations And Public Associations Of Adults Interaction In The Cis

Marina Rimantasovna Ilakavichus
,
Marina Sergeevna Yakushkina

Keywords: Adult education, non-formal education, interaction management

Article no: 90

Pages 659-665

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.90

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Original Article

Education For Democratic Citizenship In Adults. Policies And Strategies Of Implementation

Ion Albulescu
,
Mirela Albulescu

Keywords: Adult education, democratic citizenship, adulthood, educational policies, educational strategies.

Article no: 89

Pages 745-752

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.06.89

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Original Article

International Studies: Added Value For Professionalization?

Ekkehard Nuissl
,
Simona Sava
,
Laura Malita
,
Mariana Crasovan
,
Liliana Danciu

Keywords: Intercultural competence; international study program; adult education; professionalization

Article no: 53

Pages 431-444

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.05.02.53

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Original Article

Non-Formal Educational Practices As A Driver For Development Of Teacher’s Education Systems

Marina Yakushkina

Keywords: Continuing adult education, coaching, mentoring, non-formal education, regional teacher training system, vocational education

Article no: 46

Pages 462-475

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.12.03.46

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Original Article

"Continuous Pedagogical Education In North-Eastern Federal University: Vectors Of Development "

Olga M. Chorosova*
,
Evgenia I. Mikhailova

Keywords: Continuing professional education, lifelong education, adult education, federal university, global trends.

Article no: 36

Pages 301-305

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.01.36

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Original Article

Comparative Perspectives On Adults Continuing Profesional Development Programmes In Europe

Emanuel Soare
,
Claudiu Langa*
,
Sofia Loredana Tudor
,
Dimitrios Patronas
,
Olympia Chaidemenaki
,
Eva Heesen

Keywords: Adult education, continuing professional development, trainers’ competencies

Article no: 4

Pages 25-36

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.08.03.4

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Original Article

Intercultural Enlightenment Dialogue In The Context Of The Internet And Event-Based Interactions In The Cis Countries

Marina S. Yakushkina
,
Marina R. Ilakavichus
,
Zoya S. Zhirkova

Keywords: Educational space, intercultural dialogue, adult education

Article no: 24

Pages 204-216

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.02.02.24

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Original Article

Impact of Attitudes on Participation in Adult Education and Training

Jan Kalenda
ORCiD ,
Ilona Kočvarová
ORCiD ,
Tomáš Karger
ORCiD

Keywords: Adult education and training, attitudes, participation in organised learning, lifelong learning, structural equation modeling

Article no: 2

Pages 20-31

Doi: 10.15405/epiceepsy.23124.2

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Original Article

From Pupils To Teachers To Students. Project “Teachers’ Lived Experience” Presentation

Beatrice Almăşan
,
Dana Nicolae*

Keywords: Teachers, lived experience, communism, transitional period, post-transition, adult education

Article no: 73

Pages 615-623

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.08.03.73

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