ASPIRES Report: Young people’s science and career aspirations, age 10 –14

Louise Archer Ker; Jennifer DeWitt; Jonathan Francis Osborne; Justin Simon Dillon; Billy Wong; Beatrice Willis

ASPIRES Report: Young people’s science and career aspirations, age 10 –14

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Louise Archer Ker, Jennifer DeWitt, Jonathan Francis Osborne, Justin Simon Dillon, Billy Wong, Beatrice Willis

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Original language	English
Place of Publication	London, UK
Publisher	King's College London
Number of pages	40
Published	1 Dec 2013

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ASPIRES Report - 2013
ASPIRES_Report_2013.pdf, 1.33 MB, application/pdf
Uploaded date:08 Feb 2017
Version:Final published version

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Louise Archer Ker (School of Education, Communication & Society)
Jennifer DeWitt (School of Education, Communication & Society)
Jonathan Francis Osborne (School of Education, Communication & Society)
Justin Simon Dillon (School of Education, Communication & Society)
Billy Wong (School of Education, Communication & Society)

Abstract

A report showcasing the findings from the ASPIRES study. The study tracked young people aged 10-14 and sought to shed new light on our understanding of how young people’s aspirations develop over this 10-14 age period, exploring in particular what influences the likelihood of a young person aspiring to a science-related career.

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