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Auckland, Stuart; Kilpatrick, Sue – International Journal of Lifelong Education, 2021
The benefits of positive education initiatives are well understood in educational settings but less is known about how positive education can support remote communities to embrace change and become more resilient. This paper draws on the findings from an evaluative study of the Foundations to Flourish (F2F), a positive education programme,…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Values Education, Resistance (Psychology), Social Change
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Auckland, Stuart; Kilpatrick, Sue – International Journal of Lifelong Education, 2018
The paper explores the processes by which two Australian rural communities established Community Learning Plans (CLPs). It acknowledges the role of CLPs as contributors to social and economic change through influencing employment rates, income equity, social cohesion and reduction in poverty. In addressing the research question: What factors…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Rural Areas, Community Characteristics, Social Capital
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Kilpatrick, Sue; Fulton, Amabel; Johns, Susan – International Journal of Lifelong Education, 2007
Lifelong learning has been linked by policymakers to economic and social wellbeing. This paper introduces the concept of training brokerage as an efficient way of meeting the needs of learners, industry and education and training providers. It presents findings from a study of the features, processes and outcomes of training brokerage arrangements…
Descriptors: Natural Resources, Industry, Telephone Surveys, Reference Groups
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Kilpatrick, Sue – International Journal of Lifelong Education, 2002
Interviews with 14 Australian farmers involved in farm business learning activities described how social capital is built through support networks. Four stages of development were identified: (1) individual self-confidence, interpersonal, and leadership skills; (2) getting acquainted; (3) credibility of group members; and (4) commitment. A model…
Descriptors: Adult Learning, Foreign Countries, Informal Education, Networks