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Learning to learn in Further Education

Background to the project The Campaign for Learning (CfL) is an independent charity that aims to stimulate an appetite for learning that will sustain people for life. They define Learning to Learn as ‘a process of discovery about learning. It involves a set of principles and skills, which, if understood and used, help learners to learn more effectively and so become learners for life. At its heart is the belief that learning is learnable’. CfL has run a national Learning to Learn research project with schools (including schools with sixth forms) for over eight years developing strategies to improve the learners experience, skills and achievements throughout their learning journey. The CfL were contacted to initiate the inclusion of the Further Education (FE) sector into their research projects. Important developments with younger learners and teaching staff were being established, developments which would definitely be beneficial for FE staff and learners.