2006
DOI: 10.1080/13502930285209891
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Similarities and links between early childhood education and informal education in youth work for adolescents

Abstract: SUMMAR Y: This Paper argues that the learning opportunities needed by pre-school children and adolescents beyond school have much in common: both confront what the pioneer of youth workJosephine Brew (1943) named the key problem of the "whole man ": combining "social fellowship, recreation and education in one organisation ". For both ages questions of "Who am I? '" and "What is the worM?" are two sides of the same coin. Research findings on youth-centres in Germany are reported, using participant observation… Show more

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“…And then I'll test. (Girl 3,14) Together with their peers, young people learn to solve problems; as stated by classic youth work theorist Josephine Brew, youth work combines fellowship, recreation and education (in Müller, 2006). The element of peer learning, or 'fellowship', brings about food-related learning in activities connected to food.…”
Section: Youth Centres As a Support For Food-related Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…And then I'll test. (Girl 3,14) Together with their peers, young people learn to solve problems; as stated by classic youth work theorist Josephine Brew, youth work combines fellowship, recreation and education (in Müller, 2006). The element of peer learning, or 'fellowship', brings about food-related learning in activities connected to food.…”
Section: Youth Centres As a Support For Food-related Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%