Adult Education and Development 61/2004

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION
- Hinzen, Heribert
  Editorial
BASIC EDUCATION AND LITERACY
- Openjuru, George
  A Perspective from a Non-Literate’s Literacy Practices and Environment
- Fal, Arame
  A Literacy Strategy for Two Million People
- Moktader Mamoon, Abdul
  An Example of Workplace Literacy
- Desmond, Snoeks
  Family Literacy Project
- Rafiqul Alam, Kazi
  Operational Definition of Literacy for Assessment Purposes
- Bhalalusesa, Eustella Peter
  Towards Sustainable Development through Reflect Methodology in Tanzania
- Rogers, Alan
  Adult Literacy – Adult Motivation
- Fiebig, Christian
  E-Literacy: Learning to Write via the Internet
LEARNING IS FOR EVERYONE
- Kedrayate, Akanisi
  Learning in Traditional Societies in the South Pacific
- Mwansa, Dickson M.
  Demystifying Learning and Knowledge
- Semchenko, A.
  Possible Approaches to Cooperation
- Interview with Peter Radtke
  “Our Lives Are Invariably Some Form of Compromise”
CONFERENCES AND DECLARATIONS
- Synthesis Report
  Recommitting to Adult Education and Learning
- CONFINTEA Invitation to the Workshop on Theme 10
  Enhancing International Cooperation and Solidarity
- CONFINTEA
  Report and Recommendations from the Workshop on Theme 10
- Samlowski, Michael
  Introductory Welcome
- Mediterranean Conference on Lifelong Learning Declaration
  Declaration
- Süssmuth, Rita
  Lifelong Learning, Adult Education, Employability
- The Ministers of Education and Higher Education of South Eastern Europe
  Declaration

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