Success with your Education Research Project
- John Sharp - University of Lincoln
Primary Professional Studies
Key Features
- All examples contextualized for education students
- Practical approach with user-friendly features to aid understanding
- Demystifies tackling a research project
- Key information on using the net, plagiarism, literature searches and critical thinking
This is a well written, clearly presented book which covers topics that students will want to know about. The advice and information is presented under clear sub headings with tasks and examples.
Recommened reading for all foundation degree students in early years.
Helpful hints and information on completing your research topic.
The 1st edition of this text was already very popular with our students and there is no reason to doubt that this revised second edition will be equally so. The main strengths of the text are the clarity of its organisation and the practical focus.
Useful for less confident students as it is simple to read yet offers a wide range of issues for discussion.
This is on our list of recommended reading for students undertaking their Dissertations
Excellent book. Written at the right level for both undergard final year dissertations and MEd dissertations. Complements Cohen Manion and Morrison. Clearly structured.
This is a helpful and accessible book for a variety of courses, particularly for undergraduates new to research. It is also valuable for postgraduates, especially those whose undergraduate studies did not require research.
This is a great introduction to Educational research that I will be promoting to Year 2 students who can begin to consider their research next year.
A good introduction for those who are new to research with some good examples to support understanding of the actual theory in practice. Particularly useful chapter on Literature Reviews
An excellent book for use with PGCE and final year students. Accessible and well laid out.
