Learning from older groups View the development of China's aging education
Abstract
The summary article is based on the data of a city's aged population participating in the study questionnaire . , An empirical analysis of the learning situation of the elderly group . knot fruit show , The age group has a weak awareness of learning rights , Learning participation is low , Education for senior Citizens List _, narrowing of teaching content , Home , Club Low Acceptance of old-age learning , the legal system of aging education is not perfect . speeding up the development of China's aging education , to combine current age group Body Learning status and social reality , on the basis of reference to foreign advanced experience , propose strategic thinking and macro countermeasures .
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