Over the years, researchers from different disciplines have used a wide range of research methods to assess the views of children, especially qualitative methods such as focus groups and small group discussions. Large-scale quantitative surveys are much less common, even though they are a valuable way of comparing data from across different age groups and countries and over time. This case study describes how a pilot survey was carried out in Northern Ireland in June 2008 to test the feasibility of running a large-scale quantitative research with children
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