Conducting Educational Research: A Primer for Teachers and Administrators (Bold Visions in Educational Research: Pioneers, 1)
by Patricia D. Morrell, James B. Carroll
This primer introduces teachers and administrators to the basics of conducting educational research. It provides practical guidance on research processes, helping educators apply methods to improve school practices and decision-making. Part of a series on innovative educational research, it emphasizes accessible strategies for beginners in the field.
About This Book
Conducting Educational Research serves as an introductory guide tailored for educators in teaching and administrative roles. It covers the fundamental steps involved in conducting research within educational environments, emphasizing practical application over theoretical complexity.
The book is part of the Bold Visions in Educational Research series, highlighting pioneering approaches in the field. Authors Patricia D. Morrell and James B. Carroll draw on their expertise to present accessible methods for research design and implementation.
Designed for those new to educational inquiry, it addresses common challenges faced by practitioners. The content focuses on building research skills that enhance professional practice and contribute to school improvement efforts.
Overall, this primer equips readers with the tools needed to engage in evidence-based educational research effectively.
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