1999
DOI: 10.1080/026013799293586
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Lifelong learning and social democracy

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“…Consortia of universities are being formed to share learning resources and exchange information in communities of practice. Today's lifelong learner needs to update knowledge continuously and acquire skills and competences given personal, societal or employment related motives (Aspin & Chapman, 2000;Field, 2001;Griffin, 1999). Lifelong learning facilities need to be designed to meet the needs of learners at various levels of competence throughout their lives.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Consortia of universities are being formed to share learning resources and exchange information in communities of practice. Today's lifelong learner needs to update knowledge continuously and acquire skills and competences given personal, societal or employment related motives (Aspin & Chapman, 2000;Field, 2001;Griffin, 1999). Lifelong learning facilities need to be designed to meet the needs of learners at various levels of competence throughout their lives.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The gap between the knowledge-oriented education and the societal and organizational needs has lead to an increased attention on competence-based learning and training. Competence-based learning refers to the formal and informal learning and training activities that individuals and/or groups perform to improve their competences in a particular field, given some personal, societal or employment related motives (Griffin, 1999;Aspin and Chapman, 2000;Field, 2001).…”
Section: X1 Introductionmentioning
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“…Este novo paradigma da aprendizagem ao longo da vida manifesta-se numa era bem diferente da do movimento da educação permanente, sendo antes marcada pela ascensão das políticas neo-liberais e como uma solução que visa responder aos novos desafios da globalização hegemónica. Nesta visão, a aprendizagem assume um carácter fundamentalmente "estratégico" (Griffin, 1999), da nova economia mundial. A retórica da aprendizagem, no quadro de uma agenda globalizada, reconcetualiza conceitos e imbui novos significados às dimensões educativas, as quais devem ser lidas em função das tendências emanadas pela agenda global e que pressionam a educação num caminho orientado por valores inerentes ao mundo mercantil e empresarial onde o conceito de competência adquire um estatuto ímpar na persecução dos mandatos da aprendizagem ao longo da vida.…”
Section: Revista De Estudios E Investigación En Psicología Y Educaciónunclassified