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This assignment hypothesis is that the UK government is unsuccessful in tackling ______.
This assignment hypothesis is that the UK government is unsuccessful in tackling ______.
poverty
My first research method was ______ research.
My first research method was ______ research.
primary
I created a survey on Wednesday the 13th of November ______.
I created a survey on Wednesday the 13th of November ______.
2024
I asked these questions to 67 Ross High students and ______.
I asked these questions to 67 Ross High students and ______.
One advantage of my survey is that I was able to obtain a widespread sample of students and teachers from different ______.
One advantage of my survey is that I was able to obtain a widespread sample of students and teachers from different ______.
This method was cheap and fairly easy to do as the survey just required going around several ______.
This method was cheap and fairly easy to do as the survey just required going around several ______.
The disadvantage of this method was it being time ______.
The disadvantage of this method was it being time ______.
My second research method was ______ research.
My second research method was ______ research.
I choose the method of using gov.uk to ensure the information was ______ and professional.
I choose the method of using gov.uk to ensure the information was ______ and professional.
Government websites have a responsibility to be ______ and up-to-date.
Government websites have a responsibility to be ______ and up-to-date.
One advantage of this source is that this website is quick to access saving time as it was one of the first results that came up on _____.
One advantage of this source is that this website is quick to access saving time as it was one of the first results that came up on _____.
A disadvantage of this source is it can be biased due to it being written by government _____.
A disadvantage of this source is it can be biased due to it being written by government _____.
The government introduced a bill called the Child Poverty Act _____.
The government introduced a bill called the Child Poverty Act _____.
They plan on reducing essential costs by helping with energy _____ and cutting fuel duty.
They plan on reducing essential costs by helping with energy _____ and cutting fuel duty.
In 2022/23, the number of children living in poverty increased by _____ from 4.2 million in 2021/22.
In 2022/23, the number of children living in poverty increased by _____ from 4.2 million in 2021/22.
The poverty rate for working-age adults had remained largely unchanged since _____ /20.
The poverty rate for working-age adults had remained largely unchanged since _____ /20.
56.7% of pupils and teachers at Ross high school felt that poverty is an _____ issue.
56.7% of pupils and teachers at Ross high school felt that poverty is an _____ issue.
Overall, 95.57% of pupils at Ross high school believe that poverty is a _____ issue the UK is facing today.
Overall, 95.57% of pupils at Ross high school believe that poverty is a _____ issue the UK is facing today.
Absolute poverty rates show that 14% of people in the UK were in absolute low income before housing _____ in 2022/23.
Absolute poverty rates show that 14% of people in the UK were in absolute low income before housing _____ in 2022/23.
The findings suggest that the government has been _____ in tackling poverty effectively.
The findings suggest that the government has been _____ in tackling poverty effectively.
Flashcards
Primary Research
Primary Research
A research method involving collecting data directly from firsthand sources, such as surveys.
Secondary Research
Secondary Research
Gathering data from existing sources, like government websites or published reports.
Survey
Survey
A question-based tool used to gather opinions and data from a group of people.
Cheap and Easy
Cheap and Easy
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Time-Consuming
Time-Consuming
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Widespread Sample
Widespread Sample
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Limited Depth
Limited Depth
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Potential for Bias
Potential for Bias
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Gov.uk Vision to Reduce Poverty
Gov.uk Vision to Reduce Poverty
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Reliability
Reliability
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What is poverty?
What is poverty?
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What is the Child Poverty Act 2017?
What is the Child Poverty Act 2017?
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What is the government's approach to reducing essential costs?
What is the government's approach to reducing essential costs?
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What is the poverty rate?
What is the poverty rate?
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What is absolute poverty?
What is absolute poverty?
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Why is the UK government considered unsuccessful in tackling poverty?
Why is the UK government considered unsuccessful in tackling poverty?
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How does the public view the government's handling of poverty?
How does the public view the government's handling of poverty?
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What makes the government's current efforts to combat poverty ineffective?
What makes the government's current efforts to combat poverty ineffective?
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What steps has the government taken to address poverty?
What steps has the government taken to address poverty?
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What is the public's perception of poverty as a societal issue?
What is the public's perception of poverty as a societal issue?
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Study Notes
Research Hypothesis and Aims
- Hypothesis: The UK government is unsuccessful in tackling poverty.
- Research Aim 1: Identify arguments supporting the government's success in tackling poverty.
- Research Aim 2: Identify arguments suggesting the government's failure in tackling poverty.
- Research Aim 3: Assess public opinion on the government's poverty-tackling efforts.
Research Methods
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Primary Research (Survey):
- Conducted on November 13, 2024
- Targeted 67 Ross High students and teachers.
- Used multiple-choice questions to gather opinions.
- Advantages: Represented a wide range of backgrounds; inexpensive and easy to conduct; collected data in a format suitable for graphing.
- Disadvantages: Time-consuming due to in-person administration; Limited to basic responses; potentially influenced by social dynamics within the classroom.
- Future Improvement: Online survey to enhance response rate and anonymity.
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Secondary Research (gov.uk):
- Consulted the gov.uk website for information on poverty reduction.
- Advantages: Quick access to information; readily available without cost; a reputable source.
- Disadvantages: Potential bias due to being an official government website; evolving data collection methods causing data inconsistencies across time.
- Future Improvement: Use alternative, non-governmental sources of information.
Research Findings - Aim 1 (Government Success)
- Child Poverty Act (2017): Aimed to reduce child poverty by 2030, showing government plans, but hasn't met targets yet.
- Reducing Essential Costs: Proposed strategies include aiding energy bills, providing a household support fund, reducing fuel duty and increasing the National Living Wage to address rising costs.
Research Findings - Aim 2 (Government Failure)
- Increasing Child Poverty: Evidence shows a 100,000 increase in children in poverty in 2022.
- Stagnant Working-Age Poverty: Poverty rates among working-age adults remained unchanged between 2019 and 2023.
Research Findings - Aim 3 (Public Opinion)
- Increasing Poverty Perception: 56.7% of respondents believe poverty is an increasing problem.
- Importance of the Issue: 95.57% of respondents considered poverty a significant issue affecting the UK.
Research Conclusion
- The study's hypothesis—that the UK government is unsuccessful in tackling poverty—is supported by the findings.
- While the government has plans for addressing poverty, significant areas of poverty have increased or remained stagnant.
- Public opinion overwhelmingly supports the idea that the government's strategies are inadequate.
- Recommendation: Enhanced public engagement and new approaches to tackling poverty.
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