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Responding to learners' voices

Resources for widening participation and enabling transitions in FE and HE

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Edited by Paul Baker and Hilary Comfort
ISBN 1 86201 177 X
March 2004

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This practical resource pack explores the factors that influence student progression. Rich and diverse case studies identify barriers faced by learners as they progress through further education and into higher education, offering insights into raising the achievement of disadvantaged learners. Staff development material for managers, practitioners and advice and guidance workers enable this valuable pack to raise awareness, enhance practice and contribute to reviewing widening participation policies in the light of learner needs.

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Contents

Foreword  
Acknowledgements  
Introduction  
Section 1 The Transitions project
bulletPurpose
bulletThe research process
bulletPhase 1
bulletPhase 2
bulletPhase 1 findings: Factors hindering learner progression
bulletFactors within the control of the institution
bulletCourse choice
bulletTeaching and learning
bulletQuality of teaching
bulletTeaching style
bulletWorkload and pace
bulletQuality of feedback
bulletRelationships with tutors
bulletStudent services and learning support
bulletFactors external to the college/university
bulletPersonal motivation and self esteem
bulletIsolation
bulletSupport of family and friends
bulletAbsence
bulletFinance
bulletPaid work
bulletPhase 2 findings: Factors assisting transition, achievement and progression
bulletFactors within the control of the institution
bulletChoice of course
bulletCollege culture
bulletRelationships with tutors
bulletFactors relating to the learner
bulletPersonal motivation and self-esteem
bulletSupport of family and friends
bulletFinance and earning capacity
Section 2 Case studies
bulletIntroduction
bulletCase studies
bulletFurther Education Level 2
bulletFurther Education Level 3
bulletHigher Education, first year
Section 3 Staff-development activities
bulletIntroduction
bulletThe self esteem of students
bulletThe organisational culture
bulletCross sector partnerships
bulletThe purpose of the activities
bulletRationale for the order of the activities
bulletPre-entry decisions and admissions
bulletFirst term/semester
bulletMoving through
bulletProgression
bulletKey to icons used in activities
bulletSummary chart of activities and their uses
bulletThe activities
References and resources  

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