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Boucouvalas, Marcie – Adult Learning, 2016
As a foundation for discussing transpersonal adult development, the author traces her trajectory, involvement in, and contribution to the modern transpersonal movement and her introduction of it to the adult learning literature, beginning during the early 1980s. Highlighted are the transpersonal domain and a differentiation between transpersonal…
Descriptors: Adult Development, Adult Learning, Individual Development, Educational Practices
Boydell, Tom – Adult Learning, 2016
Taking an autobiographical approach, I tell the story of my experiences facilitating adult development, in a polytechnic and as a management consultant. I relate these to a developmental framework of Modes of Being and Learning that I created and elaborated with colleagues. I connect this picture with a number of related models, theories,…
Descriptors: Adult Development, Teaching Experience, Facilitators (Individuals), Models
Treff, Marjorie E.; Earnest, Stephen E. – Adult Learning, 2016
This article recommends strategies and process tools that teach learners to communicate with peers, observe specific behaviors in group processes, and share and analyze those observations to create increased awareness of their and others' assumptions and behaviors. The authors apply these strategies and tools in ways that make explicit to learners…
Descriptors: Teaching Methods, Educational Practices, Educational Theories, Adult Development
Klinge, Carolyn M. – Adult Learning, 2015
The purpose of this article is to provide a conceptual framework for mentoring as an added component of a learning organization in the context of adult learning and development theories. Mentoring is traditionally a process in which an experienced person (the mentor) guides another person (the mentee or protégé) in the development of her or his…
Descriptors: Mentors, Models, Adult Learning, Adult Development

Braman, O. Randall – Adult Learning, 1999
Conflict resolution or peace-making skills require that adults become aware of and challenge assumptions underlying their views and that they consider new ways of thinking. Critical thinking theories and techniques can help bring about the perspective transformation necessary to reducing conflict. (SK)
Descriptors: Adult Development, Adult Education, Conflict Resolution, Critical Thinking

Bronte, Lydia – Adult Learning, 1997
Increases in life expectancy and living conditions are changing perceptions of traditional adult development. The Long Careers Study of 150 adults revealed three patterns of change: homesteaders who stayed in one career, transformers who made one major change, and explorers who changed careers frequently. (SK)
Descriptors: Adult Development, Career Change, Change Strategies, Creativity

Larson, Desi; Brady, E. Michael – Adult Learning, 2001
Learning autobiographies enable adult learners to gain a deeper insight into theories of adult learning. Writing their learning autobiographies helps adults chart how they have grown and developed. (Contains 11 references.) (Author/JOW)
Descriptors: Adult Development, Adult Education, Adult Students, Autobiographies

Cherem, Barbara – Adult Learning, 1990
Three factors affecting the paradigm shift in adult education are the exponential growth of information, changing demographics, and emergence of a philosophy of adult development. The focus is changing from adult education to adult learning, from adult education practitioners to facilitators. Professional organizations must convince funders and…
Descriptors: Adult Development, Adult Education, Adult Educators, Adult Learning