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Principles of Adult Learning(13 Matches)

Program Tools (6) Related Links (7)

Program Tools

Adult Learning Theory and Advanced Training Skills
Date: September 2003
Source: Pacific AETC
Communication Pearls: Collected Wisdom from Health Educators
Date: April 2009
Source: Southeast ATEC and Planned Parenthood of Maryland, Baltimore
How Adults Learn
Date: November 2008
Source: Southeast ATEC and Planned Parenthood of Maryland, Baltimore
Issues 1-7: Rationales and Teaching Tips
Date: April 2009
Source: Midwest AIDS Training and Education Center (MATEC)
Supporting Development and Implementation of Adult Learning in AETC Education and Clinical Training
Date: December 2009
Source: Pacific AETC and San Francisco Local Performance Site
Theoretical Foundations of Learning and Teaching
Date: November 30, 2006
Source: International Training and Education Center on HIV (I-TECH)

Related Links

Adult Learning
Date: June 2002
Source: Office for Victims of Crime, National Victim Assistance Academy
Ageless Learner
Center for Teaching and Learning at Stanford University
Source: Stanford University
Faculty Development Teaching Tips Index
Source: Honolulu Community College
National Teaching and Learning Forum
Rochester Institute of Technology Online Learning: Adult Learners
Source: Rochester Institute of Technology
University of Washington, Center for Instructional Development and Research
Source: University of Washington

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