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Pt 1: What Are The Issues? -- Introduction To The Dilemmas Of Widening Participation In Higher Education -- Pt 2: What Does The Research Tell Us? -- Policy Contexts: Differentiation, Competition And Policies For Widening Participation -- Access, Participation And Diversity Questions In Relation To Different Forms Of Post-compulsory Further And Higher Education -- Pedagogies For Social Diversity And Difference -- Outcomes In Terms Of Age-based Participation -- Pt 3: What Are The Overall Inplications For Both Policy And Research? -- What Are The Overall Findings And Implications For Evidence-based Policies On Fair Access And Widening Participation? -- How Do We Improve Learning By Widening Participation In Higher Education?: Institutional Practices And Pedagogies For Social Diversity -- Universal Access And Dual Regimes Of Further And Higher Education (the Furtherhigher Project) -- Widening Participation In Higher Education: A Quantitative Analysis -- Socio-cultural And Learning Experiences Of Working-class Students -- Degrees Of Success: Learners' Transitions From Vocational Education And Training To Higher Education -- Keeping Open The Door To Mathematically Demanding Programmes In Further And Higher Education -- Learning And Teaching For Social Diversity And Difference In Higher Education -- 'non-participation' In Higher Education: Decision-making As Embedded Social Practice. Edited By Miriam David... [et Al.]. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [228]-248) And Index.
This volume investigates the systemic barriers and pedagogical strategies necessary to achieve equitable access and meaningful participation within higher education systems. Edited by Miriam E. David, the text synthesizes findings from the Teaching and Learning Research Programme (TLRP) to evaluate how institutional policies and social factors influence student outcomes. It provides a framework for understanding the intersection of socio-cultural backgrounds, vocational transitions, and evidence-based policy reform in post-compulsory education.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this collection as a critical resource for policymakers and educators focused on social inclusion in academic settings. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose and the comprehensive nature of the research presented.
Page Count:
258
Publication Date:
2009-09-18
Publisher:
Routledge
ISBN-10:
0203867971
ISBN-13:
9780203867976
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