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The author begins by describing her background in vocational education and training (VET) research, mostly funded by national or state governments. A basic approach to funded equity research is described and problems with this approach identified. Terms such as equity, access and disadvantage are discussed within the context of VET and a rethinking of equity suggested. Finally, three main areas of focus for future VET equity research are identified: (i) global definitional and conceptual work; (ii) research on how to address systemic inequalities; and (iii) specific practice research, consolidating existing knowledge and transferring it to the practice context.

The author begins by describing her background in vocational education and training (VET) research, mostly funded by ...  Show Full Abstract  

Authors: Robertson, Rachel
Conference name: National Workshop on Equity Research
Date: 1999
Resource type: Conference
Subjects: Vocational education and training; Skills and knowledge; Adult and community education;

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