Abstract
This work presents the findings of a 2002 Swedish study of barriers to participation in adult education. The study questions why some members of the target group for the Swedish government’s Adult Education Initiative (AEI) – unemployed adults lacking upper secondary education – chose not to participate in programs.
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Recommended Citation
Paladanius, S.
(2007).
The Rationality of Reluctance and Indifference Toward Adult Education:
Difficulties in Recruiting Unemployed Adults to Adult Education.
Adult Education Research Conference.
https://newprairiepress.org/aerc/2007/papers/79
The Rationality of Reluctance and Indifference Toward Adult Education: Difficulties in Recruiting Unemployed Adults to Adult Education
This work presents the findings of a 2002 Swedish study of barriers to participation in adult education. The study questions why some members of the target group for the Swedish government’s Adult Education Initiative (AEI) – unemployed adults lacking upper secondary education – chose not to participate in programs.
