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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: Colley at al. (2003), political UK and EU policies focused on the need to enhance informal learning, Scribner and Cole (1973) ... many things are learned more effectively through informal processes. One clear example of this is language learning., informal learning is argued to be superior to the formal by Scribner and Cole (1973), Lave (1996, 151) transfer of learning from one context (eg school) to another (eg work) is difficult, informal learning is argued to be superior to the formal by Lave (1996, 151), informal learning is argued to be superior to the formal by Turner (1960), informal & non-formal learning / education dimentions in evolution political, informal & non-formal learning / education dimentions in evolution theoretical, informal learning is argued to be superior to the formal by Brown, Collins and Duguid (1989), theoretical informal learning is argued to be superior to the formal, informal learning is argued to be superior to the formal by Sfard (1998), Lave and Wenger (1991) social anthropology showed that sophisticated learning took place in communities without formal learning provision, Colley et al. (2003) informal & non-formal learning / education, Engestrom (1984, 1991) much school learning was actually wrong, Brown, Collins and Duguid (1989) formal learning was not context-free, informal learning is argued to be superior to the formal by Engestrom (1984, 1991), informal learning is argued to be superior to the formal by Lave and Wenger (1991)