Abstract
본 연구는 노인의 인구사회학적 특성에 따라 노인의 평생교육 참여양상에 차이가 있는지를 밝히는 것이 목적이다. 이를 위해 한국보건사회연구원이 실시한「 2017년 노인실태조사」의 원자료를 바탕으로 65세 이상 노인 10,073명의 성별, 연령, 학력, 연가구소득, 최장기 일자리 지위, 건강상태에 따라 평생교육 참여여부, 참여영역, 참여기관, 참여빈도에 차이가 있는지를 분석하였다. 연구결과 여성(성별), 70-74세, 75-79세(연령), 중학교 재학/졸업, 고등학교 재학/졸업, 전문대학 휴학 이상(학력), 상용근로자, 무급가족종사자(최장 기 일자리 지위), 그리고 건강상태의 노인집단이 평생교육에 보다 많이 참여하였다. 중학교 졸업 이하의 학력집단과 고등학교 졸업이상 집단, 그리고 제1, 2분위 소득집단과 제3, 4, 5분위 소득집단 간에 유의미한 평생교육 참여영역에 차이가 발견되었다. 평생교육 참여기관과 관련해서는 노인복지관, 경로당, 노인교실은 70세 이상, 중학교 학력 이하, 3분위 소득 이하, 건강이 나쁜 집단이 참여하는 경향이 나타났다. 그리고 평생교육 참여빈도와 관련해서는 무학에 비해 고등학교 재학/졸업 및 전문대학 휴학 이상 집단이, 무급가족종사자에 비해 상용근로자 집단이 자주 평생교육에 참여하는 것으로 나타났다. 본 연구를 통해 우려되고 있는 인구사회학적 특성에 따른 평생교육 참여 불평등 현상이 노인 집단 안에서도 있다는 것을 밝힐 수 있다.The purpose of this study was to understand socio-demographic factors related to older adults participation patterns in lifelong education. For the purpose, this study used the raw data of 2017 Survey of the Living Conditions of the Elderly (SLCE) conducted by The Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs. From the data of 10,073 older adults, their lifelong education participation, participating program types, participating organizations, and participating frequency were analyzed by their sex, age, educational level, household income, the longest job status, and health status. This study found that female, age of 70-74 and 75-79, educational levels of high school and higher, the longest job status of regular employees and unpaid family workers, and decent health status of older adults more participated in lifelong education. According to lifelong education program types, significant differences were found between education groups of middle school/lower and groups of high school/higher and between 1, 2 quintile income groups and 3, 4, 5 quintile income groups. In relation to the participating organizations, groups of 70 years and older, middle school and higher education level, under 3 quintile income, and poor health tended to participate in lifelong education at the elderly welfare center, senior citizens, and elderly classrooms. In terms of participation frequency, high school and college/higher than 0 year of school education, and regular workers than unpaid family workers were more frequently participated in lifelong education. This study showed the inequality in lifelong education participation according to older adults’ demographic characteristics; finally, this study suggested necessary policies and academic discussions for future older adults’ lifelong education.
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