| Item: | 1700 |
| Title: | Dusting off the shelves: Getting the most value out of vocational education and training equity resources |
| Authors: | Giselle Mawer, Elaine Jackson |
| Publication date: | 22 September 2006 |
| Type: | Research report |
| Themes: | Teaching and learning > VET practitioners > General |
| Industry and employers > Industry and employer views > General |
| Industry and employers > Skill shortages > Training resources |
| Teaching and learning > Teaching and learning delivery > General |
| VET system > VET workforce > VET teachers |
| ISBN: | 1 921169 82 6 print; 1 921169 88 5 web |
This report provides an analysis of data gathered from vocational education and training (VET) policy-makers, industry representatives, resource development managers and practitioners about their experiences and views on the uptake and implementation of equity learning resources. These resources are aimed at supporting trainers in teaching their students. A range of enablers and barriers to the uptake and implementation of the resources in the VET sector were identified. A key finding is that few equity resources appeared to be widely used. The issue of uptake lies not with the quality of the resources but with the processes surrounding their development. |
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