Basic Introduction of Education Research By Jingping Chen For Reading Research Seminar of Sichuan Province Pujiang, Chengdu 2009.12.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Chapter 22 Evaluating a Research Report Gay, Mills, and Airasian
Advertisements

Chapter 2: The Research Process
Qualitative Data Analysis: An introduction Carol Grbich Chapter 25: Evaluating Qualitative Research Evaluating Qualitative Research.
The Landscape of Educational Research
The role of theory in research
Chapter Four. Writing the Proposal  What does the intended reader/audience need to understand better about the topic?  What does the audience know little.
Chapter 13: Descriptive and Exploratory Research
Specifying a Purpose, Research Questions or Hypothesis
Sociological Research Chapter Two. Copyright © 2004 by Nelson, a division of Thomson Canada Outline  Why is Sociological Research Necessary?  The Sociological.
Robert Wonser Introduction to Sociology
Evidence-Based Practice and Nursing Research Chapter 6.
Sabine Mendes Lima Moura Issues in Research Methodology PUC – November 2014.
Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches
Introduction to Educational Research
Formulating the research design
Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches Dr. William M. Bauer
Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches
Introduction to Educational Research
Qualitative vs. Quantitative QUANTITATIVE Hypothesis: All beans are alike. NULL: No beans are different. Method: Count the beans. QUALITATIVE Question:
RESEARCH DESIGN.
An Introduction to Research Methodology
Marketing Research: Overview
English Learning Strategies Mr. Ying Liu ( 刘鹰 ) Students’ English Times 《学生双语报》
Action Research March 12, 2012 Data Collection. Qualities of Data Collection  Generalizability – not necessary; goal is to improve school or classroom.
Research Methods in Computer Science Lecture: Quantitative and Qualitative Data Analysis | Department of Science | Interactive Graphics System.
Qualitative Argues that meaning is situated in a particular perspective or context. Different people have different perspectives and contexts. There are.
Research !!.  Philosophy The foundation of human knowledge A search for a general understanding of values and reality by chiefly speculative rather thanobservational.
RESEARCH IN MATH EDUCATION-3
Research Methods in Education
Undergraduate Dissertation Preparation – Research Strategy.
CHAPTER III IMPLEMENTATIONANDPROCEDURES.  4-5 pages  Describes in detail how the study was conducted.  For a quantitative project, explain how you.
Chapter 11: Qualitative and Mixed-Method Research Design
Evaluating a Research Report
Types of Research (Quantitative and Qualitative) RCS /11/05.
Research Methods of Applied Linguistics and Statistics (3) Types of research Constructing Research Designs.
The Process of Conducting Research
Chapter Three: The Use of Theory
Educational Research: Competencies for Analysis and Application, 9 th edition. Gay, Mills, & Airasian © 2009 Pearson Education, Inc. All rights reserved.
HOW TO WRITE RESEARCH PROPOSAL BY DR. NIK MAHERAN NIK MUHAMMAD.
Qualitative versus Quantitative Research (Source: W.G. Zikmund, “Business Research Methods,” 7th Edition, US, Thomson, South-Western, 2003)
Research PHE 498. Define Research Research can be considered as systematic inquiry: A process that needs to be followed systematically to derive conclusions.
Experimental Research Methods in Language Learning Chapter 1 Introduction and Overview.
Southampton Education School Southampton Education School Dissertation Studies Research Design.
Introduction to research methods 10/26/2004 Xiangming Mu.
Hypothesis & Research Questions Understanding Differences between qualitative and quantitative approaches.
Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches
McMillan Educational Research: Fundamentals for the Consumer, 6e © 2012 Pearson Education, Inc. All rights reserved. Educational Research: Fundamentals.
Review of Research Methods. Overview of the Research Process I. Develop a research question II. Develop a hypothesis III. Choose a research design IV.
Nursing research Is a systematic inquiry into a subject that uses various approach quantitative and qualitative methods) to answer questions and solve.
CHAPTER 2 Research Methods in Industrial/Organizational Psychology
Qualitative Research EDUC 7741/Paris/Terry.
EDU 5900 AB. RAHIM BAKAR 1 Research Methods in Education.
Experimental Research Methods in Language Learning Chapter 3 Experimental Research Paradigm and Processes.
Quantitative Research Qualitative Research? A type of educational research in which the researcher decides what to study. A type of educational research.
Research Designs/Approaches
1 Model Checking E. M. Clarke, O. Grumberg, D. A. Peled.
CONCEPT OF QUALITATIVE RESEARCH Nkoli Ezumah University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) UNN-AuthorAID Workshop on Qualitative.
The Nature of Research.  What is the value of research -- Why Research is of Value -- Ways of Knowing -- Types of Research -- General Research Types.
The research process András István Kun. Different disciplines Research methodology is a supporting subject Different disciplines have different paradigms.
What is Research Design? RD is the general plan of how you will answer your research question(s) The plan should state clearly the following issues: The.
Research Philosophies, Approaches and Strategies Levent Altinay.
Research in Child Development Dr. Amanda Hilsmier.
CHAPTER ONE EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH. THINKING THROUGH REASONING (INDUCTIVELY) Inductive Reasoning : developing generalizations based on observation of a.
Chapter 4: Developing a Research Plan
The majority of players were born in January, February, and March
Chapter Four: Writing Strategies and Ethical Considerations
Qualitative research: an overview
CHAPTER 2 Research Methods in Industrial/Organizational Psychology
Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches Dr. William M. Bauer
Choosing Research Approach and Methods
Presentation transcript:

Basic Introduction of Education Research By Jingping Chen For Reading Research Seminar of Sichuan Province Pujiang, Chengdu

Different categories of research 研究的分类  According to different goals (根据研究目标的不同)  Descriptive studies (记叙型研究)  Relational studies (相关性研究)  Causal research (实验性研究)  According to different time series ( 根据时间序列的不同)  Cross-sectional studies  Longitudinal studies  According to different approaches (根据研究方法的不同)  Qualitative research (定性化研究)  quantitative research (定量化研究)  According to different forms (根据研究形式的不同)  Action research (行动研究), narrative inquiry (故事研究), case study (个案研究), Discourse inquiry (对话分析研究), etc.

Descriptive research, correlational research, experimental research 记叙型研究,相关性研 究,实验型研究 Function 功能 Example 例子 Descriptive research Describes a situation.How stories are used to teach reading in the elementary grades? Relational research Explores possible relationships among different things(two variables) Are better readers also better spellers? Causal research To determine whether one or more variables (for example, a program or treatment variable) causes or affects one or more outcome variables. Which of two reading programs produces greater gains in reading comprehension?

General Process of a Formal Research  1. Turn your idea into a research question.  2. Review the Literature  3. Design the Study and Develop Methods  4. Writing your research proposal  5. Issues About Funding  6. Obtain Ethical and Trust approval  7. Collect and collate the data  8. Analyse the data and interpret findings  9. Report on the Study and Disseminate Findings

Qualitative research  When to use it?  For generating new theories or hypotheses  For achieving a deep understanding of the issues  For developing detailed stories to describe a phenomenon  For mixed methods research  Qualitative data  In-depth interviews, direct observation, written documents, artifacts  Qualitative approaches to research are based on a "world view" which is holistic and has the following beliefs:  There is not a single reality.  Reality based upon perceptions that are different for each person and change over time.  What we know has meaning only within a given situation or context.

Quantitative Research  When to use it?  For testing new theories or hypotheses  Quantitative data: numbers  Important issue of quantitative research  Sample  design  Data analysis  Validity  Quantitative research is based on the externalism which believes that there is objective truth

Research design  Experimental design  If X, then Y.  If not X, then not Y.  An example  Observations and measures (O) Treatments or programs (X) Groups, Assignment to group (R, N, C) Time  O R X1 O O R X2 O O R O  O R X1 O O R X2 O O R O  O R X1 O O R X2 O O R O O R X1 O O R X2 O O R O

Some important issues about research  What method should we use?  Literature review  Ethnic issue (do no harm, voluntary participation, confidentiality, informed consent, anonymity, right to service, IRB)  Validity (sampling, construct validity, external validity)  Data collecting and analysis (statistics, video)  Critical thinking