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Billett, Stephen; Choy, Sarojni – Journal of Workplace Learning, 2013
Purpose: This paper aims to consider and appraise current developments and emerging perspectives on learning in the circumstances of work, to propose how some of the challenges for securing effective workplace learning may be redressed. Design/methodology/approach: First, new challenges and perspectives on learning in the circumstances of work are…
Descriptors: Workplace Learning, Employment Potential, Cognitive Science, Learning Processes
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Billett, Stephen – Educational Research Review, 2013
Transfer is usually cast as an educational, rather than learning, problem. Yet, seeking to adapt what individuals know from one circumstance to another is a process more helpfully associated with learning, than a hybrid one called transfer. Adaptability comprises individuals construing what they experience, then aligning and reconciling with what…
Descriptors: Transfer of Training, Learning Processes, Cognitive Psychology, Cognitive Development
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Billett, Stephen – Mind, Culture, and Activity, 2006
A greater acknowledgment of relational interdependence between individual and social agencies is warranted within conceptions of learning throughout working life. Currently, some accounts of learning tend to overly privilege social agency in the form of situational contributions. This de-emphasises the contributions of the more widely socially…
Descriptors: Social Influences, Social Experience, Social Environment, Work Environment
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Billett, Stephen – Studies in the Education of Adults, 2004
This paper conceptualises a basis for understanding learning in workplaces. This comprises a duality between how access to workplace activities and guidance is afforded, on the one hand, and how workers elect to engage with what is afforded to them, on the other. This reciprocal basis for thinking, acting and learning is referred to as…
Descriptors: Work Environment, Social Science Research, Social Development, Work Attitudes