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Sansregret, Marthe – 1985
This guide is designed for administrators of universities, colleges, school boards, and private institutions who wish to consider the implementation of a program for the recognition of prior learning within their institutions. To explain the possibility of transferring learning skills, some examples of the recognition of prior learning are…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Adult Students, College Credits, Experiential Learning
Sansregret, Marthe – 1985
This guide is designed to help the counselor work with adult students who cannot attend the 45-hour course on portfolio development and must prepare a portfolio within a program of independent studies. Chapter I gives an overview of the place that andragogical counselors occupy within the academic structure, their educational background, and some…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Adult Students, College Credits, Experiential Learning
Sansregret, Marthe – 1985
This guide provides the adult student with information on developing a portfolio. Chapter I is designed to give the student an idea of what is involved when one participates in a program for the recognition of prior learning. Chapter II covers the various steps that the student will have to undertake to review his/her life and work experience,…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Adult Students, College Credits, Experiential Learning
Sansregret, Marthe – 1991
In a society characterized by change, people are faced with many opportunities to acquire practical knowledge outside the traditional environment of academic institutions using the same basic evaluation criteria and guarantee the validity and reliability of assessment. A prior learning assessment (PLA) program has the following economic benefits:…
Descriptors: Adults, Advanced Placement, Certification, College Credits
Sansregret, Marthe; Ekstrom, Ruth B. – 1984
Women who seek further education and the formal credentials it provides often have acquired valuable knowledge and work experience while performing various unpaid work in their homes and communities. Awarding college credit and recognition for women's nonpaid work is a measure of social justice and equity. The three major ways to evaluate and…
Descriptors: College Credits, Educational Practices, Evaluation Criteria, Evaluation Methods