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El. knyga: Doing Research/Reading Research: Re-Interrogating Education

(University of London, UK), (University of London, UK)
  • Formatas: 224 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 06-Dec-2012
  • Leidėjas: Routledge
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781135653439
  • Formatas: 224 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 06-Dec-2012
  • Leidėjas: Routledge
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781135653439

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This bestselling text enables beginning researchers to organise and evaluate the research they read, and to plan and implement small scale research projects of their own. It gives structured, practical guidance on:

  • the development of a research question
  • techniques of data collection
  • qualitative and quantitative forms of analysis
  • the writing and dissemination of research.

The authors present research as a principled activity that begins with the establishing and structuring of theoretical and empirical fields and research findings as serving to ask questions of educational practice rather than directing it.

This revised and updated second edition includes a new chapter dealing with the complex issue of research ethics. It also includes consideration of digital technologies and new media, both as settings of research and research tools, the chapters on qualitative and quantitative analysis have been expanded and the annotated bibliography updated.

The authors have been active researchers in educational studies for more than twenty years. They have also supervised numerous doctoral and masters dissertations and taught research methods programmes in various higher education institutions around the world as well as in the Institute of Education, University of London.

Recenzijos

It goes very close to requiting the notion that you can write successfully for beginners and, at the same time, define the field. (Brian Davies, reviewing the first edition of Doing Research/Reading Research for the International Journal of Social Research Methodology).

List of figures
vii
List of tables
ix
Acknowledgements xi
Preface to the second edition xiii
Introduction: the three Rs of research
1(5)
Declaring an interest
6(12)
Empirical and theoretical domains and the research process
6(3)
Declaring an interet: first steps towards a research question
9(8)
The thoretical and empirical spheres
17(1)
Articulating the theoretical and empirical fields
18(14)
The problem
18(4)
Operationalisation: the empirical measurement of theoretical propositions
22(4)
Operationalisation: sampling procedures
26(5)
Moving into the field
31(1)
An ethical dimension to research
32(11)
The side effects of research activity
32(3)
A framework for the ethical review of educational research
35(1)
The theoretical ethical field
36(1)
The empirical ethical field
37(5)
The mode of ethical interrogation
42(1)
Experience and observation: the collection of first-hand data
43(23)
Manipulation of context: from experiments to participant observation
43(14)
Structure: from schedules to fieldnotes
57(7)
Experience and observation: conclusion
64(2)
Gathering information and asking questions: questionnaires, interviews and accounts
66(19)
Manipulation of context: from clinical interviews to diaries
67(5)
Structure: from questionnaires to conversations
72(11)
Gathering information and asking questions: conclusion
83(2)
Quality in analysis
85(24)
Introduction: organisational language
85(2)
Qualitative and quantitative analysis
87(3)
Reading the signs: semiotic analysis and the location of the problem
90(3)
Biasing the description
93(2)
Elaborating the description
95(1)
Generating the description: network analysis
96(6)
The theoretical and empirical dialogue in analysis
102(3)
Managing the analysis: using information technology
105(2)
Qualitative data analysis: conclusion
107(2)
Dealing with quantity
109(34)
Quantifying qualities
110(4)
Charting the data
114(3)
Statistical analysis
117(22)
Some caveats
139(4)
Specialising, localising and generalising: a mode of interrogation
143(13)
The research mode of interrogation: specialising the theoretical context
144(3)
The research mode of interrogation: localising the empirical
147(2)
Terminology: quantitative and qualitative approaches
149(1)
The research mode of interrogation: from specialising and localising to validity and generalisation
150(4)
The mode of interrogation
154(2)
Opening and closing the account
156(11)
Entering the mode of interrogation
156(4)
Exiting the mode of interrogation
160(7)
The practitioner and educational research: a manifesto
167(6)
Evaluation 173(1)
Notes 174(2)
Annotated bibliography 176(12)
References 188(6)
Index 194
Paul Dowling is Professor of Education and Director of Postgraduate Research in the Faculty of Culture and Pedagogy at the Institute of Education, University of London. His other publications include Sociology as Method: Departures from the Forensics of Culture, Text and Knowledge (2009, Sense) and The Sociology of Mathematics Education: Mathematical Myths/Pedagogic Texts (1998, Falmer Press).

Andrew Brown is Professor of Education and Dean of the Doctoral School at the Institute of Education, University of London. He has worked as an international consultant for major education development agencies. His other publications include Professional Doctorates: Integrating Professional and Academic Knowledge (with David Scott, Ingrid Lunt and Lucy Thorne, 2004, Open University Press) and Digital Technology, Communities and Education (World Yearbook of Education 2004, edited with Niki Davis, Routledge).