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This chapter is focused on the topic of lifelong learning and its role as the part of leisure-time activities of adults. As lifelong learning belongs to the most important characteristic features of the current so-called learning society it ought to be not only the topic of national and transnational educational policy documents, but also a more obvious part of the leisure-time activities of adults.
This chapter poses significant questions connected with the current situation in lifelong learning for adults, such as the attitudes of the adult population towards learning opportunities: primarily regarding finding, choosing and using the opportunities (or turning them down); then, the role of the state and institutions in supporting adults in their participation in learning opportunities, and so on. To answer these questions, there is a discussion of the results of research of adult learning carried out in national and international frameworks.
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Jedličková, I. (2017). Leisure-Time Activities and Lifelong Learning. In: Benkő, Z., Modi, I., Tarkó, K. (eds) Leisure, Health and Well-Being. Leisure Studies in a Global Era. Palgrave Macmillan, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-33257-4_16
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