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INTERGENERATIONAL AND HOMOGENEOUS‐AGE EDUCATION: MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE STRATEGIES FOR FAITH COMMUNITIES?

Abstract Interest in intergenerational educational strategies in faith communities raises the question of their relationship to the prevalent homogeneous‐age group processes. This concern is addressed by considering the validity of generational differentiation, by answering two commonly expressed concerns about intergenerational education, and by examining the relationship of developmental theory to education. The conclusion drawn is that intergenerational and homogeneous‐age group educational strategies in faith communities should be considered complementary, but with the intergenerational approach taking primacy over the age‐segregated approach