Frameworks of Informal Learning
Frameworks of Informal Learning
Not all learning happens in a classroom, and scholars disagree on how to name the rest. This chapter sets out three ways of framing learning beyond formal schooling: the European Commission’s 2001 split into formal, non-formal, and informal learning; David Livingstone’s version built around the teacher and learner; and Stephen Billett’s argument that “informal” learning does not exist at all.
Formal, non-formal, and informal learning, split by institution and structure.
Three types of adult learning, organized around the teacher-learner relationship.
The argument that all learning sits inside a social structure, so none is truly informal.
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