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Linda Ziegahn, Ph.D.
Adjunct Professor of Adult Education

Publications

  • Ziegahn, L. (2000). Transformative learning online: Questioning culture. Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Transformational Learning. Challenges of practice: Transformative Learning in Action conference, Teachers College, Columbia University, NY.

  • Ziegahn, L. (2000). Adult education, communication, and the global context. In Wilson, A, and Hayes, E (Eds.), Handbook 2000: Adult & Continuing Education. (pp. 312-326.) San Francisco, Jossey-Bass.

  • Ziegahn, L., & Hinchman, K. (1999). Liberation or reproduction: The learning of college student literacy tutors. International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education, 12(1), 85-101.

  • Ziegahn, L. (1998). Transforming intercultural perspectives: Reflecting on-line. 39th Annual Adult Education Research Proceedings, San Antonio, Texas: University of the Incarnate Word.

  • Eastmond, D. & Ziegahn, L. (1995). Instructional design for the on-line classroom. In Z. L. Berge & M. P. Collins (Eds.), Computer-mediated communication and the on-line classroom. Vol. III: Distance Learning (pp. 59-80). Cresskill, NJ: Hampton Press.

  • Chowdhury, A. M. R., Ziegahn, L., Haque, N., Shrestha, G., & Ahmed, Z. (1994). Assessment of basic competencies: A practical methodology. International Review of Education, 40(6), 437-454.

  • Ziegahn, L., & Hinchman, K. (1993). The tutor-learner relationship in literacy education: Redefinition or reproduction? Adult Education Research Proceedings, State College, PA: Pennsylvania State University.

  • Ziegahn, L. (1992). Learning, literacy, and participation: Sorting out priorities. Adult Education Quarterly, 43(1), 30-50.

  • Ziegahn, L. (1992). National literacy assessments: Present practice and alternatives. International Journal of Educational Development, 12(3), 223-232.

  • Ziegahn, L. (1991). Beyond reciprocity: Exchange around literacy. Adult Basic Education, 1(2), 79-97.

  • Ziegahn, L. (1991). Community adult education in developing countries. New Horizons in Adult Education (an electronic journal), 5, 17-28.

  • Ziegahn, L. (1990). Learning your place or learning how to read? Schools' conflicting messages to low-literates. In T. Valentine (Ed.), Beyond rhetoric: Fundamental issues in adult literacy education (pp. 137-162). Athens, GA: Department of Adult Education, University of Georgia.

  • Ziegahn, L. (1990). The formation of literacy perspective. In R. A. Fellenz and G. J. Conti (Eds.), Adult learning in the community (pp. 1-31). Bozeman, MT: Montana State University Center for Adult Learning Research.

  • Ziegahn, L. (1989). Low-readers' perceptions of education: Where does it really lead? Adult Education Research Conference Proceedings (pp. 344-349), University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin.

  • Ziegahn, L. (1989). Internal evaluation in a developing organization: Impediments to implementation. Studies in Educational Evaluation, 15, 163-181.

  • Ziegahn, L. (1988). A conceptual framework for a study of community and competence among low-literate adults. Adult Education Research Conference Proceedings (pp. 318-323), The University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

  • Ziegahn, L. (1986). Formative evaluation techniques used to assess educational and economic gains of income generating groups: A case study from Lesotho. Boleswa Educational Research Journal, 4, 12-22.

 
 

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