A study of adult participation in learning and its policy implications
This title has been withdrawn from general circulation, but we recognise
it as still having some value to researchers and academics, as
well as practitioners who wish to see how policy and practice have developed
over the years.
A report of a national survey of adult participation in formal and informal education.
Looks at regional, class and gender differences in take-up and demand for post-school
education. An invaluable reference.
Readership:researchers, information officers.
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Contents
Introduction
Foreword
Learning and 'leisure': Main findings and policy
implications
1.
Learning and 'leisure': an introduction to the study
2.
The use of leisure time
3.
Current participation in study
4.
Subjects of study
5.
Learning informally and non-formal learning
6.
Where, and for how long, do people study and learn?
7.
Invisible or ignorant: who are the providers?
8.
Patterns of learning and leisure in Scotland, Wales and the
English regions
9.
What people would like to learn about
10.
Non-participants: identity and learning needs
References
Appendices
I
Access omnibus survey on leisure and learning
II
Notes on the tabulations
IIIa
A guide to socio-economic class
IIIb
Regions
IIIc
ACORN profile of Great Britain
IV
Leisure and learning - the questionnaire
Va
Analysis of sample - sex, age, social grade and terminal age
of education
Vb
Analysis of sample - region
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