Learners’ Emotional and Psychic Responses to Encounters with Learning Support in Further Education and Training

British Journal of Educational Studies 56 (3):304-322 (2008)
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ABSTRACT: This article investigates the experience of individual learners who have been allocated learning support in the further education system in England. The particular focus is on interviewees’ constructions of their emotional and psychic experiences. Through the adoption of a psycho-social perspective, learners’ tendency to ‘idealise’ their learning support workers is understood as a strategy for coping with the anxiety generated by a range of previous experiences. The implications for policy-makers are discussed.

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