@article{Jarvis,1987Suggests,
abstract = {Suggests that learning is the transformation of experience into knowledge, skills, and attitudes. Potential learning experiences can be natural or artificially created, apprehended by one or any combination of the senses, the process of thought itself, a specific situation or abstract ideas, and meaningful or meaningless. It is also suggested that the learning that results from and the meaning that is attributed to experience depends on the interrelationship between a personal stock of knowledge and the socio-cultural-temporal milieu within which the experience occurs. },
author = {Jarvis, P.},
title = {Meaningful and meaningless experience: Towards an analysis of learning from life.},
number = {3},
journal = {Adult education quarterly},
pages = {164-172},
year = {1987},
language = {English},
url = {psycnet.apa.org/psycinfo/1987-27177-001},
volume = {37}
}