Revisiting Adult Education theories: Can emancipatory learning begin to redress the shortfall in achieving learning organisations?

D. Dennis

Revisiting Adult Education theories: Can emancipatory learning begin to redress the shortfall in achieving learning organisations?

D. Dennis

Research output: Chapter in Book/Conference paper › Conference paper › peer-review

Original language	English
Title of host publication	12th Teaching and Learning Forum Partners in Learning
Editors	A. Bunker, M. O'Sullican
Place of Publication	Mt Lawley, Western Australia
Publisher	Professional Development@Learning Development Services
Pages	www.ecu.edu.au/conferences/tlf/2003/pub/index.htm
Volume	2003
Edition	ECU, Joondalup
ISBN (Print)	0729805484
Publication status	Published - 2003
Event	Revisiting Adult Education theories: Can emancipatory learning begin to redress the shortfall in achieving learning organisations? - ECU, Joondalup Duration: 1 Jan 2003 → …

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Conference	Revisiting Adult Education theories: Can emancipatory learning begin to redress the shortfall in achieving learning organisations?
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Dennis, D. (2003). Revisiting Adult Education theories: Can emancipatory learning begin to redress the shortfall in achieving learning organisations? In A. Bunker, & M. O'Sullican (Eds.), 12th Teaching and Learning Forum Partners in Learning (ECU, Joondalup ed., Vol. 2003, pp. www.ecu.edu.au/conferences/tlf/2003/pub/index.htm). Professional Development@Learning Development Services.

Dennis, D. / Revisiting Adult Education theories: Can emancipatory learning begin to redress the shortfall in achieving learning organisations?. 12th Teaching and Learning Forum Partners in Learning. editor / A. Bunker ; M. O'Sullican. Vol. 2003 ECU, Joondalup. ed. Mt Lawley, Western Australia : Professional Development@Learning Development Services, 2003. pp. www.ecu.edu.au/conferences/tlf/2003/pub/index.htm

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Dennis, D 2003, Revisiting Adult Education theories: Can emancipatory learning begin to redress the shortfall in achieving learning organisations? in A Bunker & M O'Sullican (eds), 12th Teaching and Learning Forum Partners in Learning. ECU, Joondalup edn, vol. 2003, Professional Development@Learning Development Services, Mt Lawley, Western Australia, pp. www.ecu.edu.au/conferences/tlf/2003/pub/index.htm, Revisiting Adult Education theories: Can emancipatory learning begin to redress the shortfall in achieving learning organisations?, 1/01/03.

Revisiting Adult Education theories: Can emancipatory learning begin to redress the shortfall in achieving learning organisations? / Dennis, D.

12th Teaching and Learning Forum Partners in Learning. ed. / A. Bunker; M. O'Sullican. Vol. 2003 ECU, Joondalup. ed. Mt Lawley, Western Australia : Professional Development@Learning Development Services, 2003. p. www.ecu.edu.au/conferences/tlf/2003/pub/index.htm.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Conference paper › Conference paper › peer-review