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Figure 1. Root causes of loss of purpose for education among adult interviewees
"When you are pushing, you're going to want somebody's help": Support Systems for Adult Learners
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August 2020

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Turonne Hunt

Adults encounter multiple barriers when considering adult education and completing educational goals. This paper considers support needs of adults outside adult education, who took part in root cause analysis in small groups, with respect to missing support from their inner circle, and for childcare, community, and financial needs. We also interpret solutions adults recommended, including external initiatives and personal initiative. We propose that adult education programs and learners, in partnership with organizations, collaborate to offer support systems. Meeting support needs-in-house, through fellow adult learners, or via a partner-can encourage adult learners to stay to completion.

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... In the past seventy years, phenomena specific to the population of adult learners have been studied and one discovery consistent in the literature is a desire of adult learners to be recognized as significant (Hunt, Rasor, & Patterson, 2019;Kern, 2018). Kasworm (2018) posited one possible explanation for this determination, that being the amount of importance placed on understanding and catering to the more traditional undergraduate student population. ...

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Using Teacher Presence in Online Higher Education to Foster Global Citizenship among Adult Learners
“We Are the Voice to Speak up”: Cultivating Adult Learner Voice Through Leadership
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  • November 2019