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Findings show that quantitative method dominated research in education and the sciences, while qualitative method was popular in the arts/law. However, a combination of qualitative and mixed methods was common in the social sciences.
Dec 25, 2023 · To assess the quality of integration in mixed methods research, Creamer (2018) proposed a mixed methods evaluation rubric (MMER) which composed four major criteria: (1) transparency, (2) amount of mixing, (3) interpretive comprehensiveness, and (4) methodological foundation.
Dec 15, 2011 · Chapter outlines several dichotomies in education research, including the tension between applied research and basic research and between understanding the purposes of education and the processes of education.
Aug 6, 2015 · This chapter considers the differences and similarities of research in education and anthropology and how mixed methods approaches to these fields contribute to the social and professional sciences.
Nov 29, 2023 · Education research is a scientific field of study that explores the processes of education and learning, and the ways people and institutions affect educational outcomes. It plays a vital role in understanding how learning takes place throughout a person’s life, from formal to informal contexts. Those who practice education research rely on ...
Familiarize students with a cross-section of research methods available for the conduct of research in education (e.g., experiments, surveys, field studies, ethnographies, historical analysis through archival methods, visual arts-based inquiries, etc).
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From a digital culture perspective, this article has as main objective to assess two contemporary qualitative research methods in the field of education with distinct theoretical orientations: the cartographic method as a way of tracing trajectories in research-intervention with a theoretical basis in the biology of knowledge, enactive ...
