Perspectives of adult education: Strategies for tailoring training to meet adult learners’ needs
Briefings on Evidence-Based Staff Development (formerly The Staff Educator), January 1, 2010
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Let’s review some common adult education perspectives and education strategies appropriate for learners who embrace these perspectives.
Create and disseminate a list of professionals who are not among the most readily available or commonly read to challenge the learners.
Create and disseminate a list of reliable healthcare-related Web sites that offer cutting-edge information and continuing education hours.
Develop an education newsletter that contains short articles on current treatment advances, Joint Commission (formerly JCAHO) updates, and upcoming education events..
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