Programme of research into adult English and Maths

[ education-and-training  randomised-trial  modelling-and-descriptives  ]

This project explores two questions related to adult skills. The first is whether technology is effective as a (partial) means of learning delivery. This is explored through a randomised control trial of the relative effectiveness of blended learning and face-to-face tuition in FE colleges. The primary outcome is skill level, as measured through administered tests. The second question is how learners’ skill level change after their course. This is examined though a large-scale longitudinal survey of learners. In addition to asking respondents about their skills, the survey also administered its own skills assessments.

Outputs

Panayiotou, S. Boulden, K., Kyriakopoulos, G., Dorsett, R. and Boyle, A. (2018) Quantitative programme of research for adult English and maths Longitudinal survey of adult learners: technical report of the longitudinal survey of adult learners Department for Education Research Report 795

Anders, J., Dorsett, R. and Stokes, L. (2018) The relative effectiveness of blended versus face to-face adult English and maths learning Department for Education Research Report 794

Panayiotou, S., Boulden, K., Dorsett, R. and Boyle, A. (2018) Quantitative programme of research for adult English and maths Longitudinal survey of adult learners: local authority comparison report Department for Education Research Report 793

Panayiotou, S., Hingley, S., Boulden, K., Kyriakopoulos, G., Romanou, E., Dorsett, R., Anders, J. Stokes, L., Weale, W., Smith, J. and Boyle, A. (2018) Quantitative programme of research for adult English and maths Longitudinal survey of adult learners: final research report Department for Education Research Report 792

Panayiotou, S., Hingley, S., Boulden, K., Kyriakopoulos, G., Romanou, E., Dorsett, R., Anders, J., Stokes, L., Weale, M., Smith, J. and Boyle, A. (2018) Quantitative programme of research for adult English and maths Longitudinal survey of adult learners: waves 1 and 2 Department for Education Research Report 791

Funder

Department for Business, Innovation and Skills