From «Adult Education» to «A Lifelong Process of Education for Everybody» in Uruguay

Authors

  • Jorge Camors Universidad de la República (Uruguai)
  • Gianela Turnes Universidad de la República (Uruguai)
  • Eduardo Rodríguez Universidad de la República (Uruguai)
  • Yliana Rodríguez Universidad de la República (Uruguai)
  • Noel Cordano Universidad de la República (Uruguai)

Keywords:

lifelong process of learning, adult education, history, Uruguay.

Abstract

This article is the result of collective work of a group of teachers from the UNESCO Chair of Young and Adult Education in the Institute of Education at the University of the Republic, Uruguay. Its central aim is to describe and analyze how the evolution that the idea of adult education has developed in the historical context of education in Uruguay. In the first place, a historical review of the concept of adult education in Uruguay is carried out, identifying the organizational institutions and other associations dealing with the subject. Secondly, the authors present some significant experiences and reflections on the history of these educational policies and practices with both adults and young people.

Key words: lifelong process of learning, adult education, history, Uruguay.

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Author Biography

Yliana Rodríguez, Universidad de la República (Uruguai)



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Issue

No. 36 (2020): juliol-desembre

Section

Monographic theme

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