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Comprehensions of learning and learners - understanding experiences of adults and experts in adult education

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Jõgi L. , Karu K. , Krabi K.

Studies for the Learning Society

2008

tom 1

nr 1

29-38

The aim of the paper is to interpret personal comprehensions of learning, in order to understand the complexities, uniqueness and divides of the subjective reality of adult learning comprehensions."One of the major implications of lifelong learning is that we can potentially learn from every experience in life" (Jarvis, 2006; 2007).We present an interpretation of adults and adult education experts' comprehensions of learning and learners. According to Roger Harrison representations of learners are never neutral; rather they are active in ‘naturalising’ certain understandings of what learning means, what it means to learn and to be a learner, and in so doing define the boundaries of the educational field and whatever is possible within it (Harrison 2003).Interpretation of empirical examples is based on two studies, comprising of 55 semistructured interviews with adults and 14 semistructured interviews with experts. There are tensions and divides in the comprehensions of learning, especially in understanding the adult learner and the role of adult education by the experts. There is a need to understand different comprehensions in order to understand learning experience.

Heat and power system as an independent source of electric power. Case study

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Grebski W. , Ulewicz R.

Management Systems in Production Engineering

2022

tom nr 3 (30)

262--268

The article describes a student capstone design project completed by a team of five students and implemented by a resort and casino in Northeastern Pennsylvania (NEPA). This project was completed within the framework of project-based learning (PBL). Students had the opportunity to apply the knowledge that they learned in the classroom in a real-world application. Students also had the opportunity to work as a team which was supervised by the faculty. The outcome of the project provided valuable experience in creating of grid, a reliable source of energy. The heat generated as a by-product was used for the purpose of heating hot water and a swimming pool as well as space heating for the hotel and casino during the winter. In the summertime the excessive amount of heat was used to dehumidify the air in the hotel and casino. Dehumidifying the air increased the level of comfort in the hotel and casino as well as in the enclosed swimming pools area. The article is focusing on the cost effectiveness of the off-grid heat-and-power solution. The net present value and internal rate of return as well as the payback time were calculated.