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Reiff, Marianne; Ballin, Amy – Adult Learning, 2016
During their master's degree work, cohorts of adult graduate students participated in a common learning task in which they listed their factors of good and bad learning experiences. The lead author collected these factors from students over the course of 3 years. The purpose of our inquiry was to examine and document what adult graduate students…
Descriptors: Graduate Students, Adults, Learning Experience, Student Empowerment
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Crumley, Gene; Schutz, Howard – Adult Learning, 2011
The adult learner is typically a motivated student who comes to class prepared to pay attention. They also come with cognitive and emotional stimuli not related to the course's content, which can be distracting especially at the start of a class or following a break. Ways of dealing with the problem of start-of-class attention, and for that…
Descriptors: Adult Learning, Adult Students, Student Motivation, Perception
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Armstrong, Joseph L. – Adult Learning, 2004
One of the most commonly used instructional methods in adult education is the small group. Small group learning is a staple of the adult education enterprise. Small groups are used in higher education, adult literacy and basic education, and many forms of training (Taylor, Marienau, & Fiddler, 2000). Some write solely about it (Brookfield…
Descriptors: Teaching Methods, Methods, Adult Education, Adult Literacy