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Boluk, Karla A.; Miller, Maggie C. – Schole: A Journal of Leisure Studies and Recreation Education, 2021
Existing scholarship exploring the notion of mentorship in academic environments typically reflects support for negotiating tenure. This form of mentorship supports an established scholar to aid in the professional development of a junior scholar. The unilateral nature of this form of mentorship is critiqued for reifying power dynamics. Absent…
Descriptors: Mentors, College Faculty, Intergenerational Programs, Integrated Curriculum
Shih, Yi-Huang; Wu, Chung-Chin; Chung, Chih-Feng – Educational Gerontology, 2022
The labor shortage in Taiwan has left citizens with little time to care for young children and older adults at home. However, young children and older adults can learn to care for one another through intergenerational learning. This case study investigated intergenerational learning in a preschool to determine the motivations and design elements…
Descriptors: Labor Needs, Intergenerational Programs, Older Adults, Case Studies
Peer reviewedShoham, Edna – Journal of Moral Education, 1995
Examines the question of how, and if, kibbutz social values are transmitted through kibbutz studies curricula. Determined that the accepted attitude of instructors (neutral and objective) was at odds with the inherent socialization of the kibbutz's mission. Includes a brief history of kibbutz development. (MJP)
Descriptors: Collective Settlements, Community Change, Community Involvement, Community Programs

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