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How to make lifelong learning a reality

Education and training policy is increasingly being framed from a lifelong learning perspective both internationally and in Australia. The need for continual learning over the lifespan is now commonly recognised as a key organising concept in education and training programs. This paper focuses on some of the key policy issues for furthering the goals of lifelong learning in Australia. Five main questions are addressed: (a) what is lifelong learning?; (b) what are the key elements of the policy agenda?; (c) what are the highest priorities?; (d) how much will lifelong learning cost?; and (e) how can investment in lifelong learning be stimulated?

Education and training policy is increasingly being framed from a lifelong learning perspective both internationally and in ...  Show Full Abstract  

Authors: McKenzie, Phillip
Conference name: Lifelong Learning and Employability Seminar
Corporate authors: Flinders University. South Australian Centre for Lifelong Learning and Development
Monash University-ACER. Centre for the Economics of Education and Training (CEET)
Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER)
Date: 1999
Geographic subjects: Oceania; Australia
Resource type: Conference
Subjects: Literacy; Lifelong learning; Finance;

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