Theories and Theoretical Frameworks
and directions for the concept of Workplace Learning arguing for a broader conceptualisation in this, the beginning of a new century. ... of convergence amongst the very broad church of the international group of authors. There are issues, challenges and positions suggested that ... without defining continuity of action in reference to results ...
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