Understanding the Social Outcomes of Learning

Abstract

Education affects people’s lives in ways that go far beyond what can be\nmeasured by labour market earnings and economic growth. Important as\nthey are, these social outcomes of learning (SOL) – such as the impact of\neducation on health – are neither currently well understood nor\nsystematically measured. This “synthesis” report is a first pass at bringing\ntogether some promising developments in this area. (See Chapter 1 for a full\nexplanation of the report’s sources.) It is part of a process aiming to produce\npolicy-relevant tools and analysis on the links between learning and wellbeing.

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