A transactional perspective on teaching and learning

A transactional perspective on teaching and learning

a framework for adult and higher education

by D.R. Garrison, W. Archer, D. R. Garrison

Part of Advances in learning and instruction series

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"This book provides a comprehensive and coherent perspective on the processes and outcomes of a meaningful and worthwhile educational experience in adult and higher education." "Assuming a collaborative constructionist perspective for examining educational experience, the authors discuss the core concepts of responsibility and control. These concepts are at the heart of conceptual models of critical thinking and self-directed learning in the study and practice of adult and higher education. In turn, these concepts provide a framework for a stimulating discussion about the design and implementation of teaching methods and learning activities."--BOOK JACKET.

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