The format of our doctoral seminar is quite simple: discussion / dialogue, in other words: learning. We started by each reviewing some materials provided by Dr. Henschke and will proceed from there. After three sessions, we have the following material:
On February 26th we visited with the librarian to develop further confidence and skill in performing on-line literature database searches. Dr. Henschke's curiosity got the better of him and resulted in 170 citations for andragogy in the Dissertation Abstracts International. The web page author thought this to be such a good idea that we now have the following citation files for the word Andragogy. These are all text files, so you should be able to open with any wordprocessor after you have saved them on disk on your own computer (Click on file in your browser, click save as...., select the drive and directory and , if you want to, change the name of the file):
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