Valerie S Kuehne
Biographic Data
| ID | 4102385 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Valerie S Kuehne |
| GIVEN NAMES | Valerie S |
| FAMILY NAME | Kuehne |
| SIGNATURE | KUEHNE V S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Victoria |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The State of Our Art: A Review of Theories Used in Intergenerational Program Research (2003–2014) and Ways Forward
Despite several published articles examining various characteristics of intergenerational program research over the past decade, there has been no comprehensive examination of how theory is being used (or not) in the field of intergenerational practice for more than 10 years. This article examines the published research literature on intergenerational programs over the past decade (2003–2014) to discover which theoretical perspectives have been a…
Hindsight and Foresight: Where We Have Been and Where We Should Be Going
The Meadows School Project: A Unique Intergenerational “Immersion” Program
The Meadows School ProjectTM (MSP) started in 2000 in the rural community of Coldstream in south-central British Columbia (BC), Canada. This unique intergenerational “immersion” project is the brai
The Meadows School Project: Case Study of a Unique Shared Site Intergenerational Program
This paper describes a unique intergenerational project that the authors propose to be considered under the banner of “shared site” programs. The Meadows School Project shares important features with many intergenerational shared site programs. Its goals to build community, dispel stereotypes, and increase understanding and meaning in relationships between generations are achieved through intensive, high-quality interaction sustained over time. T…
Background or Foreground? Either Way, Context Matters
Conclusion
The State of Our Art: Intergenerational Program Research and Evaluation: Part Two
In the second part of this two-part paper, the author examines intergenerational program research and evaluation based on a framework derived from a collaborative UNESCO (2000)-sponsored review of the intergenerational program field. In Part One, which appeared in the previous issue, conceptual foundations for intergenerational programming were considered, taking into account theories that focus on individuals and groups within interactive contex…
The State of Our Art: Intergenerational Program Research and Evaluation: Part One
In this two-part paper, the author examines inter-generational program research and evaluation based on a framework derived from a collaborative UNESCO (2000)-sponsored review of the intergenerational program field. In Part One, conceptual foundations for intergenerational programming are considered, taking into account theories that focus on individuals and groups within interactive contexts, those that focus primarily on individual development,…
Generative curriculum: A model of university and First Nations co-operative post-secondary education
The State of Our Art: Intergenerational Program Research and Evaluation: Part One
In this two-part paper, the author examines inter-generational program research and evaluation based on a framework derived from a collaborative UNESCO (2000)-sponsored review of the intergenerational program field. In Part One, conceptual foundations for intergenerational programming are considered, taking into account theories that focus on individuals and groups within interactive contexts, those that focus primarily on individual development,…
The State of Our Art: Intergenerational Program Research and Evaluation: Part Two
In the second part of this two-part paper, the author examines intergenerational program research and evaluation based on a framework derived from a collaborative UNESCO (2000)-sponsored review of the intergenerational program field. In Part One, which appeared in the previous issue, conceptual foundations for intergenerational programming were considered, taking into account theories that focus on individuals and groups within interactive contex…
Hindsight and Foresight: Where We Have Been and Where We Should Be Going
The Meadows School Project: A Unique Intergenerational “Immersion” Program
The Meadows School ProjectTM (MSP) started in 2000 in the rural community of Coldstream in south-central British Columbia (BC), Canada. This unique intergenerational “immersion” project is the brai
The Meadows School Project: Case Study of a Unique Shared Site Intergenerational Program
This paper describes a unique intergenerational project that the authors propose to be considered under the banner of “shared site” programs. The Meadows School Project shares important features with many intergenerational shared site programs. Its goals to build community, dispel stereotypes, and increase understanding and meaning in relationships between generations are achieved through intensive, high-quality interaction sustained over time. T…
Generative curriculum: A model of university and First Nations co-operative post-secondary education
The State of Our Art: Intergenerational Program Research and Evaluation: Part Two
In the second part of this two-part paper, the author examines intergenerational program research and evaluation based on a framework derived from a collaborative UNESCO (2000)-sponsored review of the intergenerational program field. In Part One, which appeared in the previous issue, conceptual foundations for intergenerational programming were considered, taking into account theories that focus on individuals and groups within interactive contex…
The State of Our Art: Intergenerational Program Research and Evaluation: Part One
In this two-part paper, the author examines inter-generational program research and evaluation based on a framework derived from a collaborative UNESCO (2000)-sponsored review of the intergenerational program field. In Part One, conceptual foundations for intergenerational programming are considered, taking into account theories that focus on individuals and groups within interactive contexts, those that focus primarily on individual development,…
Conclusion
Background or Foreground? Either Way, Context Matters
The Meadows School Project: A Unique Intergenerational “Immersion” Program
The Meadows School ProjectTM (MSP) started in 2000 in the rural community of Coldstream in south-central British Columbia (BC), Canada. This unique intergenerational “immersion” project is the brai
The Meadows School Project: Case Study of a Unique Shared Site Intergenerational Program
This paper describes a unique intergenerational project that the authors propose to be considered under the banner of “shared site” programs. The Meadows School Project shares important features with many intergenerational shared site programs. Its goals to build community, dispel stereotypes, and increase understanding and meaning in relationships between generations are achieved through intensive, high-quality interaction sustained over time. T…
Hindsight and Foresight: Where We Have Been and Where We Should Be Going
The State of Our Art: A Review of Theories Used in Intergenerational Program Research (2003–2014) and Ways Forward
Despite several published articles examining various characteristics of intergenerational program research over the past decade, there has been no comprehensive examination of how theory is being used (or not) in the field of intergenerational practice for more than 10 years. This article examines the published research literature on intergenerational programs over the past decade (2003–2014) to discover which theoretical perspectives have been a…
Computer Science (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Engineering ethics (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Intergenerational Family Dynamics and Caregiving (3 works) · Aging and Gerontology Research (2 works) · Artificial Intelligence (2 works)