Boys, Girls and Communication
In June/July 2010 we conducted the first large-scale survey of young people's views on communication skills in the UK in which 6,865 young people aged 8 to 16 from 47 schools took part.
Since a search of the published literature had highlighted read gaps of knowledge, we wanted to have answers to the following questions: What do young people think about communication skills? Are they confident in their skills and how important do they think these skills are at school, in the workplace or in wider society?
This brief report focuses on the potential differences between boys and girls in terms of their views of communication skills, their confidence in using them and the importance they place on them.
This survey was kindly supported by The Communication Trust
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