2022

Volume 62, Number 3, November 2022 – Special edition: Adult learning education for climate action

Editorial
Hilary Whitehouse and Robert b. Stevenson
Refereed articles

Towards an emergent curriculum for climate justice adult educators/activists
Shirley Walters, Astrid von Kotze, Joy K. P. O’Neil, Jane Burt, Colette February and Darlene Clover

The affective dimension of crisis subjects: Teaching environmental communication through intersecting crisis
Tania Leimbach, Jennifer Kent and Jeremy Walker

The craft of wisdom: Climate activist learning in the hands of Australia’s Knitting Nannas
Larraine Larri

Gesturing not acting: Searching for policy guidance for Australian climate educators
Hilary Whitehouse and Annette Gough

from practice

A climate education to Chinese adult learners in an English class with a project based learning method
Chunlin Yao

From activism, through academia into deep adaptation
Piotr Kowzan

Learning to change: Climate action pedagogy
Tania Leimbach and Tema Milstein

Commentary

Climate movements, learning and the politics of climate action in Australia
Robert B. Stevenson

Book reviews

Annotation – By Remi Kalir & Antory Garcia
Reviewed by Meg Colasante

Transformational feminist politics, education and social justice: Post democracy and post truth – By Silvia Edling & Sheila Macrine (Eds.)
Reviewed by Jennifer Caligari

Call for papers

Special edition 2023: Contributions of workplace experiences to adults’
lifelong learning

 

 

Volume 62, Number 2, July 2022

Editorial
Trace Ollis

Refereed articles

Common sense and police practice: It goes without saying
Cheryl Ryan

First-year university retention and academic performance of nontraditional students entering via an Australian pre-university enabling program
Joanne G. Lisciandro

Survival narratives from single mothers in an enabling program: ‘Just hope you don’t get sick and live off caffeine’
Anne Braund, Trixie James, Katrina Johnston and Louise Mullaney

COVID–19 the Catalyst for a new paradigm in vocational education and training
Susan Bandias, Rajeev Sharma and Alana Anderson

The role of Learning Neighborhood Programme in achieving the necessary life skills for adult learners in Saudi Arabia to confront the COVID-19 crisis
Obaidalah Aljohani and Sarah M. Alajlan

Book review

Out of the ruins: The emergence of radical informal learning spaces –   by Robert H Haworth & John M Elmore (editors).
Reviewed by Meaghan O’Brien

Volume 62, Number 1, April 2022

Editorial
Trace Ollis

Refereed articles

A gendered therapeutic learning landscape: Responding creatively to a pandemic
Annette Folely, Helen Weadon, Sharon McDonough and Rachel Taylor

Lifelong learning and adult education in Japan
Anh Le and Stephen Billett

Maximising PBL in police education: Why understanding the facilitator role is a key factor in developing learning for police problem-solving
Brett Shipton

Transforming adult learners: The experiences of participating in the second chance education program
Omar Keita and Ya-Hui Lee

Education as change: Liberation from mental illness and self-stigma in favour of empowerment
Joel Hedegaard and Martin Hugo

Book review

Studies in expansive learning: Learning what is not yet there – By Yrjö Engeström
Reviewed by Stuart Hawken

Justice and the politics of difference – By Iris Marion Young
Reviewed by Cheryl Ryan