Ascension of Lifelong Learning for the Future of Learning Cities
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Dr. Leodis Scott is an associate professor of professional learning, educational research, and civic leadership at DePaul University. His scholarship focuses on lifelong learning, educational democracy, right-to-education, and the global sustainability of learning cities in America and abroad. Scott is a founding member of CLEAR (Consortium for Leadership, Education, and Assessment Research) and cofounder of LearnLong Institute for Education and Learning Research (LIFR). He received a Doctor of Education (EdD) in adult learning and leadership from Teachers College, Columbia University.
Researcher (Lifelong Learning Policy)
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