Changing Data Collection Modes: highlights from the 3rd Survey Practice Forum
We shed light on emerging trends, technological advancements, and innovative methodologies that are shaping the future of survey research.
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Testing summary tables in the life history questions of the UK Generations and Gender Survey
This article was first published in the Survey Practice e-journal
How are attitudes towards abortion in Britain changing?
For over 40 years, NatCen has been monitoring public attitudes towards abortion in Britain.
Public support for higher taxes remains steady, whilst dissatisfaction in NHS grows
NatCen recontacted nearly 1,800 of those who took part in the 2023 British Social Attitudes survey
Trust and transparency: rebuilding Ofsted's relationship with parents and carers
The Big Listen was a listening exercise commissioned by Ofsted to hear the views and experiences of key groups
Digging deeper into deliberation data
With increasing attention on citizens’ assemblies and juries, policymakers and researchers can gain insights by looking below the surface
Prepared to negotiate
What do the recent experiences of collective conciliation at Acas reveal about the state of industrial relations in the UK?
Is it ok to use differential incentives to encourage survey participation in under-represented groups?
More needs to be done to improve the inclusion of the most vulnerable and disadvantaged groups in society
How can we make surveys more inclusive?
What we've learned from doing a large-scale study of young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)
Localising International Education Interventions: Insights from adapting the “My Class Economy” approach to primary schools in Kuwait
We reflect on the centrality of adaptation and localisation to the effectiveness of educational interventions