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Introduction to Educational Research 2nd ed. [Pehme köide]

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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 344 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 279x203x8 mm, kaal: 709 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 14-Mar-2018
  • Kirjastus: SAGE Publications Inc
  • ISBN-10: 1506366120
  • ISBN-13: 9781506366128
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  • ISBN-10: 1506366120
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The new Second Edition of Introduction to Educational Research expertly guides readers through the steps of the research methods process to help them plan and compose their first educational research project. With a conversational writing style, author Craig A. Mertler covers all aspects of the research process and addresses a wide range of research methodologies, including: Quantitative, Qualitative, Mixed-Methods, and Action Research. No prior familiarity with the principles, procedures, or terminology of educational research is required, allowing novice students to clearly understand research concepts and learn to effectively apply them in their own studies.
Preface xi
Acknowledgments xvi
About the Author xviii
Part I Initial Research Considerations 1(74)
Chapter 1 What Is Educational Research?
3(16)
Finding Answers to Questions
3(2)
The Scientific Method
5(1)
Educational Research-What It Is and What It Is Not
6(3)
Educational Research as a Process
9(6)
Knowing Your Specific Discipline
15(1)
Educators as Researchers
15(1)
Developmental Activities
16(1)
Summary
16(3)
Chapter 2 Overview of the Educational Research Process
19(10)
Identifying and Limiting a Research Topic or Problem
20(1)
Formally Stating and Refining Research Question(s)
21(1)
Reviewing Existing Literature Related to the Problem
21(1)
Writing a Literature Review
22(1)
Developing a Research Plan
22(1)
Implementing the Research Plan and Collecting Data
22(1)
Analyzing the Data
23(1)
Stating Findings, Conclusions, and Recommendations in a Written Research Report
24(1)
The Educational Research Process-A Brief Example
24(3)
Developmental Activities
27(1)
Summary
27(2)
Chapter 3 Identifying a Research Problem
29(16)
Identifying a Research Topic or Problem
29(5)
Preliminary Considerations in Selecting Topics
30(1)
Limiting a Topic
31(1)
Sample Educational Research Topics
32(2)
Necessary Terminology Related to Research
34(4)
Research Questions and Hypotheses
38(4)
Developmental Activities
42(1)
Summary
43(2)
Chapter 4 Ethics in Educational Research
45(11)
Ethical Considerations in the Conduct of Research
45(4)
Ethics in Qualitative Versus Quantitative Studies
49(1)
Institutional Review Boards
50(1)
Formal Preparation for Research with Human Participants
51(3)
Developmental Activities
54(1)
Summary
54(2)
Chapter 5 Reviewing Related Research Literature
56(19)
What Is a Literature Review?
56(2)
Sources for Literature Related to Your Research Topic
58(3)
Searching the ERIC Online Database
61(5)
Searching the Google Scholar Online Database
66(4)
Writing Your Literature Review
70(2)
Not Just for Conducting Research-Valuable Sources for Professional Development
72(1)
Developmental Activities
73(1)
Summary
73(2)
Part II Designing A Research Study 75(90)
Chapter 6 Qualitative Research Methods
77(15)
Characteristics of Qualitative Research
77(2)
The Qualitative Research Process
79(1)
Approaches to Conducting Qualitative Research
80(4)
Ethnographic Research
80(1)
Narrative Research
81(1)
Historical Research
81(1)
Grounded Theory Research
81(1)
Phenomenological Research
82(1)
Case Study Research
82(2)
More About Ethnographic Research
84(3)
Topics and Procedures in Ethnographic Research
85(2)
Strengths and Concerns in Ethnographic Research
87(1)
More About Narrative Research
87(2)
Procedures in Narrative Research
88(1)
Strengths and Concerns in Narrative Research
89(1)
Developmental Activities
89(1)
Summary
90(2)
Chapter 7 Quantitative Research Methods
92(28)
Characteristics of Quantitative Research
92(2)
The Quantitative Research Process
94(1)
Nonexperimental Research Designs
95(11)
Descriptive Research
95(6)
Correlational Research
101(2)
Causal-Comparative Research
103(3)
Experimental Research Designs
106(9)
Preexperimental Research
108(1)
Quasi-Experimental Research
109(2)
Experimental Research
111(2)
Single-Subject Research
113(2)
Threats to Validity in Quantitative Designs
115(2)
Developmental Activities
117(1)
Summary
117(3)
Chapter 8 Mixed-Methods Research
120(14)
Characteristics of Mixed-Methods Research
120(3)
The Mixed-Methods Research Process
123(1)
Approaches to Conducting Mixed-Methods Research
124(6)
Mixed-Methods Research Designs
124(6)
Validity in Mixed-Methods Research
130(1)
Strengths and Limitations of Mixed-Methods Research
130(1)
Developmental Activities
131(1)
Summary
131(3)
Chapter 9 Action Research
134(16)
Characteristics of Action Research
134(5)
Approaches to Conducting Action Research
138(1)
The Action Research Process
139(3)
Action Planning and Reflection
142(2)
Validity in Action Research
144(1)
Strengths and Limitations of Action Research
145(2)
Developmental Activities
147(1)
Summary
147(3)
Chapter 10 Writing a Research Proposal
150(15)
Purpose of a Research Proposal
150(1)
General Aspects of a Research Proposal
151(1)
Components of a Quantitative Research Proposal
152(4)
Components of a Qualitative Research Proposal
156(3)
Proposals for Action Research and Mixed-Methods Studies
159(2)
Developmental Activities
161(1)
Summary
162(3)
Part III Collecting And Analyzing Data 165(94)
Chapter 11 Qualitative Data Collection and Analysis
167(24)
Sampling Techniques in Qualitative Research
167(2)
Qualitative Data Collection Techniques
169(9)
Observations
169(3)
Interviews
172(5)
Journals
177(1)
Existing Documents and Records
178(1)
Characteristics of Qualitative Data: Accuracy, Credibility, and Dependability
178(2)
Qualitative Data Analysis Techniques
180(8)
Inductive Analysis
181(7)
Developmental Activities
188(1)
Summary
189(2)
Chapter 12 Quantitative Data Collection
191(30)
Sampling Techniques in Quantitative Research
191(9)
Probability Sampling Techniques
192(6)
Nonprobability Sampling Techniques
198(1)
Sample Sizes in Quantitative Studies
199(1)
Scales of Measurement
200(14)
Quantitative Data Collection Techniques
202(1)
Surveys, Checklists, and Rating Scales
202(6)
Formative and Summative Classroom Assessments
208(4)
Standardized Test Scores
212(2)
Characteristics of Quantitative Data: Validity and Reliability
214(4)
Validity in Quantitative Research
214(2)
Reliability in Quantitative Research
216(2)
Relationship Between Validity and Reliability
218(1)
Developmental Activities
218(1)
Summary
219(2)
Chapter 13 Quantitative Data Analysis
221(38)
Quantitative Data Analysis Techniques
221(34)
Preparing Data for Analysis
223(2)
Selecting a Statistical Analysis Software Program
225(3)
Descriptive Statistical Analysis
228(12)
Inferential Statistical Analysis
240(14)
Cautions in Using Statistics
254(1)
Developmental Activities
255(1)
Summary
256(3)
Part IV The Research Report 259(19)
Chapter 14 Writing a Final Research Report
261(17)
Importance of the Audience
261(1)
General Guidelines for Writing a Research Report
262(11)
Style Guides
262(1)
Conventions of Academic-Style Writing Per APA Style
263(4)
Conventions of Format
267(6)
Practical Guidelines for Writing
273(2)
An Example of a Research Report
275(1)
Developmental Activities
276(1)
Summary
276(2)
Appendix: Teachers' Perceptions of the Influence of No Child Left Behind on Classroom Practices 278(17)
Glossary 295(12)
References 307(2)
Index 309