Elderlearning: New Frontier in an Aging Society

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Elderlearning

by Lois Lambdin and Mary Fugate

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Contents


Preface vii

CHAPTER 1 Living in the Age Age   1
CHAPTER 2 Defining "Old" in the Age Age   15
CHAPTER 3 Life Stage and Development Theory: Implications for Learning   27
CHAPTER 4 Confounding the Stereotype: The Cognitive Abilities of Older Learners   36
CHAPTER 5 Use It or Lose It   52
CHAPTER 6 A Profile of Elderlearners   66
CHAPTER 7 Older Adult Learning in Colleges and Universities   88
CHAPTER 8 Other Sources of Formal Learning   101
CHAPTER 9 Older Adults' Self-Directed Learning   117
CHAPTER 10 Modes of Learning for Older Adults   130
CHAPTER 11 Socially Constructive Aging: Work, Retirement, Volunteerism, and Leisure Activities   143
CHAPTER 12 An Agenda for the Age Age   161
Appendix A: Elderlearning Survey Questionnaire    179

Appendix B: Resources for Elderlearners    182

Bibliography    185

Index    195


Lambdin, Lois and Mary Fugate. Elderlearning: New Frontier in an Aging Society. (Phoenix: American Council on Education/Oryx Press Series on Higher Education, 1997).



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