Religion or belief in adult learning environments (3136)

Type of Data: Religion or belief in adult learning environments (3136)

Faith Community: General

Date: 2012, 16 February-11 May

Geography: England

Sample Size: 1139

Population: Adult learners aged 19 and over attending further education colleges

Keywords: Accommodation, adult learners, barriers, bullying, curriculum, further education, harassment, learning environment, learning experiences, non-religious beliefs, openness about religion, outward signs of religion, policies, positive experiences, religious affiliation, religious dress, religious practice, safe spaces, systems

Collection Method: Online interview

Collection Agency: Babcock Research

Sponsor: Skills Funding Agency

Survey Instrument: James, Lambley and Turner, pp. 72-81

Published Source:

Donna James, Clare Lambley and Kay Turner, Religion and Belief in Adult Learning: Learner Views, Coventry: Skills Funding Agency, 2012

http://www.brin.ac.uk/news/2012/surveyitis-and-other-news/

BRIN ID: 3136

Remarks:

Self-selecting sample, including an overrepresentation of female adult learners. There was also a qualitative phase of research, comprising 40 interviews and five focus groups

Posted by: Clive D. Field

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