Table of Contents
Part One: The Meaning of Adult Education
- Adult Education: An Awakening Force
- The Adult Educator: Change Agent or Program Technician?
- Between Social Movement and Profession: Perspectives on Canadian Adult Education
- The Fifties: Pivotal Decade in Canadian Adult Education
- Adult Education in Two Depressions
Part Two: Some Historical Dimensions
- Stages in the Development of Canadian Adult Education (CAAE)
- Adult Education and Citizenship
- 1972 — Year of Affirmation for Adult Education
- Early Adult Education Associations in Canada
- Specialization or Balkanization: Organizations of Adult Educators
Part Three: The Canadian Association for Adult Education
- The CAAE in the Corbett Years: A Re-evaluation
- Roby Kidd and the CAAE, 1951-1961
- Alan Thomas and the CAAE, 1961-1970
- The CAAE, 1935-1982
Part Four: Adult Education in BC: A General History
- Invisible Giant
- Government's Role in Adult Education: 1933-39, 1976-83
- Constitutional Reform and Related Issues & Early Developments; The Quebec Issue; Constitution Act, 1982; The Meech Lake Accord; The Charlottetown Accord; Confrontation over Natural Resources; Co-ordination of Economic and Social Policies; Summary
Part Five: Adult Education in BC: The Early Years
- Adult Education in Barkerville, 1863-1875
- Adult Education in Vancouver before 1914
- Mechanics' Institutes in British Columbia
- Origins of Local Evening Classes in British Columbia
Part Six: Adult Education in BC: The Great Depression
- Adult Education in British Columbia during the Depression
- The Morale of the People: Reflections on Adult Education in British Columbia in the Great Depression