...childhood through adulthood, learning more as the world itself changes. Such a society has as a basic foundation the idea that education is important not...value it adds to the general quality of one's life." We believe such reform should be equally directed toward students in the secondary vocational education...

...childhood through adulthood, learning more as the world itself changes. Such a society has as a basic foundation the idea that education is important not...extend into homes and workplaces; into libraries, art gallaries, museums, and science centers; indeed, into every place where the individual can develop...

...childhood through adulthood, learning more as the world itself changes. Such a society has as a basic foundation the idea that education is important not...extend into homes and workplaces; into libraries, art gallaries, museums, and science centers; indeed, into every place where the individual can develop...

...childhood through adulthood, learning more as the world itself changes. Such a society has as a basic foundation the idea that education is important not...value it adds to the general quality of one's life." We believe such reform should be equally directed toward students in the secondary vocational education...

...capacity. The new open learning environment has the idea that education is important not only because it contributes to one's career goals but also because...value it adds to the general quality of one's life. Current techniques and information technology development provide the mechanism to be used in distance...

...childhood through adulthood, learning more as the world itself changes. Such a society has as a basic foundation the idea that education is important not...homes and workplaces, into libraries, art galleries and science centres: indeed into every place where the individual can develop and mature in work and...

...was stressed in the 1983 report A Nation at Risk. "At the heart of the learning society are education opportunities extending far beyond the traditional...learning, our schools and colleges. They extend into the homes and workplaces; into libraries; art galleries; museums; and science centres; indeed, into...

...childhood through adulthood, learning more as the world itself changes. Such a society has as a basic foundation the idea that education is important not...far beyond the traditional institutions of learning. They extend into homes and workplaces; into libraries, art galleries, museums, and science centers;...