Landragogie

by Madeleine Blais

The protagonist navigates the complex world of adult education, where traditional teaching methods clash with the realities of mature students. Set against the backdrop of educational theory and practice, the story follows someone grappling with how adults truly learn and grow. The central tension emerges between established pedagogical approaches and the unique needs of adult learners who bring their own experiences, motivations, and challenges to the classroom. As the protagonist discovers, teaching adults requires a fundamentally different understanding of how knowledge transfers and wisdom develops. The emotional core reveals itself through the recognition that learning never stops, and that the relationship between teacher and student transforms when both parties bring decades of life experience to their encounter.

Genres: literary-fiction, adult-fiction, education, academic

Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: fish-out-of-water, found-family

Paperback · Guérin universitaire

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