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Direct linkClare, Roberta C. – Religious Education, 2006
How do adult learners make the connection between ethical thinking and ethical action--between what they believe and how they act? This article explores implications for religious education for social justice based on a case study of transformative learning theory, Freirean pedagogy, and popular education principles. (Contains 8 footnotes.)
Descriptors: Middle Class, North Americans, Learning Theories, Religious Education
