New Adult Literacy Tutor Training
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- 3. What’s the difference? Pedagogy • Teaching children Andragogy • Teaching adults
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- 5. Benefits of Adult Learners Self-directed Experience as Resource Learn to Fill Social Roles Immediate Application Internal Motivation Malcolm Knowles’ Characteristics of Adult Learners: http://infed.org/mobi/andragogy-what-is-it-and-does-it-help-thinking-about-adult-learning/
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- 7. What does this mean? ADULT Access Additional Resources (18-24) Develop a Community Understand Practical Skills Laud Your Success! Tech to Connect
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Editor's Notes
- Pedagogy: Required by law, Central to their social role Andragogy: Required by employers, Used to fulfill other social roles