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Beyond Price Comparisons: Towards a More Critical Consumer Education for Adults Through Informal Sites of Learning ver a decade ago, Oduran (1993) of its traditional technical focus, and into argued that consumer education more critical realms where learners develop was an emerging frontier of adult O " a different relationship to the marketplace in education. While the Adult Performance Level which they identify unquestioned assumptions (APL ) project in the 1970s sparked some and challenge the status of existing structures interest in consumer and life skills within [such as consumer capitalism] as natural" adult basic education and English as a second (Ozanne & Murray, 1995, p. 522). language (Lankshear, 1993; Levine, 1986; Consumer education is an important and Sandlin, 2000), and while this push has been exciting arena that adult educators in a variety II I seen more recently in welfare-to-work of settings could incorporate into their existing education and job preparation programs, the curricula. In addition, adult educators could broader field of adult education has been become aware of and more involved in these almost silent on this issue. A review of adult more informal sites, thus bringing recognition education journals and conference to these sites as legitimate
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