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Holtzclaw, Louis R. – Lifelong Learning, 1985
Reports results of a study of 30 graduates who received credit for learning from life experience. The study (1) gathered data about the experience of persons preparing, presenting, and receiving credit for learning from life experience and (2) assessed the relationship to the predominant or preferred learning styles of three other factors in these…
Descriptors: Adult Learning, Adult Students, Cognitive Style, Credits
Rolls, Dorothea M. – Lifelong Learning, 1987
Increasing numbers of colleges and universities are responding to the needs of adults seeking professional training and have come to recognize the value of experiential learning. One method of assessing previous learning is to prepare a portfolio with documentation of life experiences as they related to the learning process. The East Central…
Descriptors: Adult Education, College Credits, Documentation, Experiential Learning
Mark, Michael; Dewees, Patricia – Lifelong Learning, 1984
Ohio University's Experiential Learning Program includes a portfolio development course to assess prior nonsponsored learning. The program is used as a recruitment and retention device and has attracted former adult students who had not been able to complete their degree programs. (SK)
Descriptors: Academic Persistence, Adult Students, Alumni, Experiential Learning
Holtzclaw, Louis R. – Lifelong Learning, 1984
A survey of students who completed portfolios of self-acquired competencies to earn credit for prior learning at Indiana University reveals the benefits derived from the process including self-esteem, ability for self-evaluation, and better focus for their degree programs. (SK)
Descriptors: Academic Standards, Adult Students, College Credits, Competence