Documenting lives: using the ONS LS to test the representativeness of TV's Up series

In Episode 3 of Series 1 of Linking our Lives, Aly Sizer from the Centre for Longitudinal Study Information and User Support (CeLSIUS) at UCL talks about her research on The Up-Series generation in the ONS Longitudinal Study. She explains the inspiration behind her research using the ONS Longitudinal Study to see if the children selected for the well-known and popular Up series of television documentaries were representative of the wider population and reveals what she found and what it tells us. Read/Download a full transcript

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Aly Sizer discusses her research using the LSN to see if the children selected for the tv documentary Up series is representative of the wider population.

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