Research in educational settings / Geoffrey Maruyama, Stanley Deno.

""With a frank and discursive style, the authors address both the problems of access and the problems of researcher control. The result is a readable but realistic guide to the strategies required for valid investigations in educational settings. . . . The book is practical and useable. It...

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Main Authors: Maruyama, Geoffrey (Author), Deno, Stanley L. (Author)
Format: Ebook
Language:English
Published: Newbury Park, Calif. : Sage Publications, [1992]
Series:Applied social research methods series ; v. 29.
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Summary:""With a frank and discursive style, the authors address both the problems of access and the problems of researcher control. The result is a readable but realistic guide to the strategies required for valid investigations in educational settings. . . . The book is practical and useable. It gives a case study at the start, provides exercises after each chapter and is clearly written." --School Psychology International To date little material has been written about the pitfalls of conducting research in schools--until now. Research in Educational Settings helps prospective educational researchers plan their research more carefully in K-12 schools. This welcome addition to the research field focuses on the following issues: access and credibility in the school; traditional issues of designing research; questions that emerge as the design is imposed on the school culture and setting, particularly in regards to school staff and student assessment; the length of interventions and whether or not to schedule follow-up studies; and, how to interpret and communicate findings to schools and policymakers. Using personal experiences from their field research to illustrate key concepts, the authors also include a research project to clarify the practical issues of school research. Professionals and students of research methods, evaluation, education, psychology, and sociology will readily welcome this much awaited volume."--Publisher description.
Physical Description:1 online resource (xii, 129 pages).
Format:Mode of access: World Wide Web.
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:145221543X
1412985684
9781452215433
9781412985680
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