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Political Literacy Resources Feedback

Thank you for your interest in political literacy resources from the Electoral Commission.
We would be very grateful if you could answer this short five minute survey to help us to continue to improve our resources.

All information you provide will be treated in strictest confidence and it will not be possible to identify any individual in our reports. You can read the Electoral Commission’s privacy notice here.

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* 1. Where in the UK do you live?

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* 2. What is the name of your school, youth group or organisation?

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* 3. What is your role?

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* 4. How long have you worked with young people?

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* 5. Please answer this question if you have attended a seminar, session or workshop run by the Electoral Commission, including as part of a wider event

Date
Time

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* 6. Name of the event

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* 7. Now thinking about the political literacy resources provided by the Electoral Commission

How have you / how do you plan to use these resources?  Please select all that apply

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* 8. In general, please can you tell us how useful you find these resources for your work as a teacher / educator / youth worker / youth volunteer?

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* 9. How useful do you think the young people you work with found the resources?

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* 10. Can you tell us how much you agree or disagree with the following statements:

  Strongly agree Agree Neither agree nor disagree Disagree Strongly disagree I don't know
I sometimes feel / I have felt worried talking about politics, elections and voting with the young people I work with
It’s important that young people have the opportunity to learn about the process of voting
There should be more time devoted to teaching political literacy to young people in schools
Having resources produced for teachers by an impartial organisation like the Electoral Commission makes it easier for me to teach political literacy to young people
Having resources produced for teachers by an impartial organisation like the Electoral Commission makes me feel more confident about teaching political literacy to young people

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* 11. We would like to hear from you, what would you do to encourage people to vote?
Please include barriers and priorities in your thinking

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* 12. Finally, is there anything else you would like to tell us about the content of our political literacy resources or anything generally you would like to tell us about the work you do?

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