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Topic: Identify actions VCOs can take, working in partnership with the LLSCs, to remove barriers and motivate more people to engage in learning?
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Pat Reynolds
Surrey Museums Consultative Committee
Posted on:
01 April 2003 : 09:19:34
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I am working with Emil Brannen of Surrey County Council and the LSC to put together a research project to identify the barriers to learnining in Surrey for wokers (volunteer and salaried) in the tourism/cultural sector.
If anyone is interested, they can contact me:
Best wishes to all,
Pat
Pat ReynoldsSurrey Museums Development Officer
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Posted on:
31 March 2003 : 15:14:04
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What fantastic ideas.
Kate Scales
RAISE
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31 March 2003 : 14:18:04
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Below is a list of points raised in the workshops at the Share the Learning event, we would welcome your input into the debate:
1. Reducing record keeping/paperwork for the learner. Systems should respect individuals.2. Asking people what they want and design accordingly3. Ensure range of opportunities to meet learning needs and styles4. Challenge people's perceptions - including your own staff and volunteers5. More bite-sized/have a go6. Better input into LLSC consultation and planning7. LLSC support for few numbers8. Learner support9. Support for outreach10. Two-way communication channel11. Information and guidance12. Incentives for learners13. Accessibility14. 'Safe' places for learning15. Practical and creative ways to take learning to learners16. Pathways to learning valued.
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