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Rethinking the boundaries


The splintering of the public domain makes the development of a coherent lifelong learning system less likely. But while we might want to resist plans to dissolve the boundaries between the public, private and voluntary sectors, debate about the relationship between professionals and volunteers in adult education suggests those boundaries might usefully be rethought, writes TOM SCHULLER


12 ADULTS LEARNING APRIL 2011


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