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Boulmetis, John – Adult Learning, 1997
Adults, by choice or necessity, are often faced with making work-to-school, work-to-work, or work-to-retirement transitions. Adult educators should be aware of the strains and expectations of each transition in order to help adult learners manage change effectively. (SK)
Descriptors: Adult Education, Adults, Career Change, Career Development
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Taylor, Jonathan E. – Adult Learning, 2006
After having been in or affiliated with the law enforcement field for over a decade, teaching adults throughout much of that time, the author finds it difficult to think of himself in a strange new role. He will be moving out of state with his family to begin his doctoral studies in the field of adult education. What will he learn as he takes this…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Doctoral Degrees, Law Enforcement, Theory Practice Relationship
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Hensel, Nancy – Adult Learning, 1991
Accommodating older students in teacher education requires changes in course scheduling and admission policies, using paid internships for student teaching, selecting master teachers comfortable with mentoring older students, and making special financial, child care, and other arrangements to meet individual circumstances. (SK)
Descriptors: Access to Education, Adult Students, Higher Education, Midlife Transitions