Responding with resilience: the impact of the pandemic on the educational experiences and ambitions on FE students

Neil Raven
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Concerns have been expressed about the impact of Covid-19 on the educational ambitions and progression prospects of those from disadvantaged backgrounds. While the pandemic has limited opportunities to conduct research in this area, approaches can be developed that overcome the barriers of conducting fieldwork in person. This article reports on the interim findings from one such study. This sought the views of students on advanced (Level 3) programmes at a further education college with a catchment area comprising a number of low higher education (HE) participation neighbourhoods. While lockdown had presented challenges for participants in engaging with their education and in planning for their next steps, all expressed a determination to succeed and achieve their ambitions. The article concludes by suggesting a key role for outreach in helping these students realise their post-college goals.
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应变能力:疫情对财经学生的教育经历和抱负的影响
人们对新冠肺炎疫情对弱势背景儿童的教育抱负和发展前景的影响表示担忧。虽然大流行病在这一领域开展研究的机会有限,但可以制定方法,克服亲自开展实地工作的障碍。本文报告了其中一项研究的中期结果。这项研究旨在向一所继续教育学院的高级(三级)课程的学生征求意见,该学院的集水区包括一些高等教育(HE)参与程度较低的社区。虽然封锁给参与者在接受教育和规划下一步行动方面带来了挑战,但所有人都表达了成功和实现抱负的决心。文章最后提出了外展在帮助这些学生实现大学毕业后目标方面的关键作用。
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