‘Traditional’ versus ‘non-traditional’ research in (post-compulsory) education: a false dichotomy?

The presentation looked at the debate about importance of adopting appropriate research methodologies to the educational enterprise. In particular educational research has to aim for producing practically relevant approaches that not only can be reproduced but also help address practical problems fa...

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Main Author: Fourali, Chahid
Format: Conference or Workshop Item
Language:English
Published: 2014
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Online Access:https://repository.londonmet.ac.uk/4886/1/Oxford2014AR-Harris%20Manchester%20Conference.pdf
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description The presentation looked at the debate about importance of adopting appropriate research methodologies to the educational enterprise. In particular educational research has to aim for producing practically relevant approaches that not only can be reproduced but also help address practical problems faced by teachers/lecturers. The presentation argued for the need for lecturers to learn from the business approach to problem solving to ensure relevance of research and use measurable outcomes. It highlight the relevance of action research and its various forms to help in this process. In order to demonstrate educational journals bias against action research, the presentation illustrated some of the positioning statements that demonstrate the bias. Finally it concluded with advice on the way forward.
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spelling oai:repository.londonmet.ac.uk:48862019-05-24T11:32:00Z http://repository.londonmet.ac.uk/4886/ ‘Traditional’ versus ‘non-traditional’ research in (post-compulsory) education: a false dichotomy? Fourali, Chahid 000 Computer science, information & general works 370 Education The presentation looked at the debate about importance of adopting appropriate research methodologies to the educational enterprise. In particular educational research has to aim for producing practically relevant approaches that not only can be reproduced but also help address practical problems faced by teachers/lecturers. The presentation argued for the need for lecturers to learn from the business approach to problem solving to ensure relevance of research and use measurable outcomes. It highlight the relevance of action research and its various forms to help in this process. In order to demonstrate educational journals bias against action research, the presentation illustrated some of the positioning statements that demonstrate the bias. Finally it concluded with advice on the way forward. 2014-07 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed slideshow en https://repository.londonmet.ac.uk/4886/1/Oxford2014AR-Harris%20Manchester%20Conference.pdf Fourali, Chahid (2014) ‘Traditional’ versus ‘non-traditional’ research in (post-compulsory) education: a false dichotomy? In: 2nd Association of Research in Post-compulsory Education (ARPCE) International Conference, July 2104, Manchester Harris College, Oxford University. http://arpce.org.uk/about/
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‘Traditional’ versus ‘non-traditional’ research in (post-compulsory) education: a false dichotomy?
title ‘Traditional’ versus ‘non-traditional’ research in (post-compulsory) education: a false dichotomy?
title_full ‘Traditional’ versus ‘non-traditional’ research in (post-compulsory) education: a false dichotomy?
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title_short ‘Traditional’ versus ‘non-traditional’ research in (post-compulsory) education: a false dichotomy?
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370 Education
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