M.Wahlberg/G.Anderson TLCFE (CCC/U of W) Transforming Learning Cultures in English Further Education (FE) [TLCFE] Research Models.

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M.Wahlberg/G.Anderson TLCFE (CCC/U of W) Transforming Learning Cultures in English Further Education (FE) [TLCFE] Research Models

M.Wahlberg/G.Anderson TLCFE (CCC/U of W) Introduction The TLCFE project A complex view of learning as a social and cultural phenomenon FE is researched under-researched A model of research in practice, by practitioners. Review of models – not definitive, not mutually exclusive.

M.Wahlberg/G.Anderson TLCFE (CCC/U of W) Model 1 Individual research undertaken as part of a higher degree

M.Wahlberg/G.Anderson TLCFE (CCC/U of W) Model 2 Appointment of specialist researchers

M.Wahlberg/G.Anderson TLCFE (CCC/U of W) Model 3 Existing managerial model –Student surveys –Entry data –Retention statistics –Achievement data –ISRs

M.Wahlberg/G.Anderson TLCFE (CCC/U of W) Model 4 Continuous Professional Development (CPD)

M.Wahlberg/G.Anderson TLCFE (CCC/U of W) Model 5 Collaboration with outside agencies

M.Wahlberg/G.Anderson TLCFE (CCC/U of W) Model 6 The traditional HE model

M.Wahlberg/G.Anderson TLCFE (CCC/U of W) Model 7 The FE/HE partnership as in the TLCFE model

M.Wahlberg/G.Anderson TLCFE (CCC/U of W) Model 8 Individual research activity

M.Wahlberg/G.Anderson TLCFE (CCC/U of W) Model 9 A research consortium

M.Wahlberg/G.Anderson TLCFE (CCC/U of W) Model 10 Researcher/HE mentor