UNU B35266

• The Global Learning Symposium took place from 28 April to 1 May 1985 at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, Toronto, Canada. It was jointly sponsored by the United Nations University, the Canadian International Development Agency, and the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education. Edward Ploman, Vice-Rector of UNU, Lewis Perinbam, Vice-President, Margaret Catley-Carlson, President, CIDA and Bernard Shapiro, Director of OISE supported the project from its inception.
• Original series title: Symposium series ; 15.

INTRODUCTION ... Alan Thomas GLOBAL LEARNING: A CHALLENGE ... Edward W. Ploman THE DIALECTICS OF EDUCATION AND CATASTROPHE: COMMUNICATION, DEMOCRACY AND WORLD DEVELOPMENT ... Majid Tehranian SOUTH-SOUTH CO-OPERATION AS A LEARNING PROCESS ... Albert Tevoedjre GLOBAL LEARNING - EAST-WEST PERSPECTIVES WITH A FUTURE ORIENTATION ... L. G. Hewage TOWARDS A NEW EPISTEMOLOGY OF PRACTICE: A RESPONSE TO THE^ CRISIS OF PROFESSIONAL. KNOWLEDGE ... Donald A. Schon levels of knowledge and learning ... Kenneth E. Boulding LEARNING IN CONTEXT: AN AFRICAN PERSPECTIVE ... Francis M. Deng LEARNING IN SARVODAYA ... A. T. Ariyaratne THE DEMOCRATIZATION OF INTELLIGENCE: THE VENEZUELAN EXPERIENCE ... Luis Alberto Machado GLOBAL LEARNING AND THE STRUCTURE OF TEACHING: THE SIGNS OF THE CITY ... Gorge Glusberg ADULT EDUCATION AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT IN CHINA: THE EXAMPLE OF SHANGHAI ... Li Li UNSTATED FEATURES OF THE CULTURAL CONTEXT OF learning ... Edward T. Hall CONCEPTS OF LEARNING IN THE STUDY OF ANIMAL behavior ... Peter Holland THE CREATIVE IMAGINATION AND CREATIVE INTELLECT IN GLOBAL LEARNING: A VIEW FROM THE DEVELOPING WORLD ... Rex Nettleford IS THERE A MESSAGE IN THE MEDIUM? ... Peter Montagnon