Learning vs. Schooling LO29242

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Hello all-

I'm new to this list and new to the area of Organizational Learning. As
part of an ongoing research project, I'm interested in these ideas as they
intersect with wider discourses on "lifelong learning."

I have a question to pose to the group, and that is what is the
relationship, if any, between learning organizations and those
institutions in which traditionally organized learning took place-schools?
In theory, would they replace schools? Or would we work to instill the
organizational principles of LOs in already-existing educational
arrangements?

I have more to say on this topic, but for now I'll leave it as an open
question and see if anyone has any perspectives to offer on this question.

Thanks,
Ana

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