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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Young Life and Times Survey, 2017

Variable Details

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Label57. What do you think you would like or not like about being part of a Shared Education Campus?
Question text What do you think you would like or not like about being part of a Shared Education Campus? (Please write in below)
Responses
Northern Ireland. I, in my head can already imagine the amount of fights, riots and the countless number of bullying incidents that would transpire from this campus as children can be cruel and a person who is different to you in a way you are taught to 1
are caused by barriers such as religion. 1
e large amount of people from different backgrounds sharing the same facilities. 1
ferent backgrounds 1
isn't romeo and juliet, besides its frowned upon to discriminate against other religious groups now a days 1
me as it would give me the opportunity to make new friends. 1
ortunately. 1
ple from different religions/minorities etc would change. - - 1
their religions as well as other world religions and this might clash if they shared the same lessons for these kind of subjects. 1
thought, not one where religious and ethnic diversity are shoved down the throats of the youth. 1
to me. I believe that it would be better as a Integrated Education as a Shared Education will still separate the community. 1
ving a classroom in a mess every week or sticking gum under the tables would only increase ill feelings for no good reason. 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationYoung Life and Times Survey, 2017
UniverseAll 16-year olds in Northern Ireland who received child benefit payments and had her/his birthday in January, February or March of the survey year.
SamplingSimple random sample
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study Some survey questions are repeated annually.
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