In this article, the author pretends -as already insinuates the proper title- to reflect upon the next points:
a) the mutual relation between 'formal', 'no-formal' and 'informal' education;
b) to question the proper concept of 'informal education';
c) to realize some epistemological considerations about the repercussions that the amplification of this object of knowledge can have on pedagogy, in its quality of science with a minimal proper entity;
It's on these two last aspects of this article, that really falls the principal weigth or effort of this study.
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