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Houle's typology of adult learners: a standalone construct

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Houle's typologyof adult learners1 CONSTRUCTHoule's typology ofHOULE · ADULT EDUCATION

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Adult education

a typology of adult learners as goal-oriented, activity-oriented or learning-oriented according to why they take part in continuing education.

In adult education, Houle's typology of adult learners refers to a typology of adult learners as goal-oriented, activity-oriented or learning-oriented according to why they take part in continuing education. This meaning comes from Houle (1961) in The inquiring mind.[1]

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  1. Houle, C. O. (1961). The inquiring mind. University of Wisconsin Press. Open Library record

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