Work based learning: creative, imaginative and flexible approaches
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Moore, T. and Workman, B. 2011. Work based learning: creative, imaginative and flexible approaches. The International Journal of Learning. 17 (12), pp. 67-80.
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Title | Work based learning: creative, imaginative and flexible approaches |
Authors | Moore, T. and Workman, B. |
Abstract | Traditional education has long been supplier driven and in doing so has failed to meet certain learning needs of the individual and organisation. Middlesex University has pioneered and led on the developments of Work Based Learning (WBL) since the early 1990’s. WBL is viewed as a ‘field of study’ within its own right – learning for, through and at the workplace, providing flexibility and versatility towards learning. This mode of enquiry facilitates individual led investigation, negotiating their own programme of study and providing a more meaningful learning experience (rather than just a ‘training experience’). Through this process of learning individuals are expected to engage in critical enquiry within the work place and acquire new knowledge. |
Keywords | Work based Learning, Accreditation of Prior Learning, Individual-led Investigation, Individual and Organisational Needs |
Research Group | Work and Learning Research Centre |
Publisher | Common Ground Publishing |
Journal | The International Journal of Learning |
ISSN | 1447-9494 |
Publication process dates | |
Deposited | 17 Aug 2012 |
Output status | Published |
Web address (URL) | http://ijl.cgpublisher.com/product/pub.30/prod.3050 |
Language | English |
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