The Transfer of Literacy, Language, and Numeracy Skills from Learning Programmes into the Workplace
Research | Posted: October 18, 2011
Literature review by Marie Cameron, Rose Hipkins, Josie Lander et al. (2011). The review focused primarily on how learning transfer has been defined and researched in the literature and on factors that support or hinder learning transfer in workplaces.
More information, and the full paper, can be found on the NALD website.
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