This book poses and answers two questions: (a) whether it is possible for the science of education to develop into a discipline that could constructively impact the education of students and, if so (b) what type of research would be required for this transformation.
This book poses and answers two questions: (a) whether it is possible for the science of education to develop into a discipline that could constructively impact the education of students and, if so (b) what type of research would be required for this transformation.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Dr. R. Barker Bausell was the first educational researcher to demonstrate the learning superiority of both tutoring and small group instruction when the curriculum, teacher differences, instructional time, and student differences were rigorously controlled. He served as a biostatistician, research methodologist, and the Director of Research in two departments within the University of Maryland over a 35+ year career and was the founding editor/editor-in-chief of the peer reviewed, Evaluation and the Health Profession for 33 of those years. He has authored 12 other books including: Conducting Meaningful Experiments: 40 Steps to Becoming a Scientist, Too Simple to Fail: A Case for Educational Change, and Snake Oil Science: The Truth about Complementary and Alternative Medicine.
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Introduction Chapter One: The Importance of Developing Instructional Products Chapter Two: Digital and Developmental Instructional Research Chapter Three: Decision Making in Product Development Research Chapter Four: Chapter Four: Assessment Products that Might Contribute to a Useful Science of Education Chapter Five: Research that Might Improve Learning despite the Traditional Classroom Chapter Six: Research Conducted in the Most Important Instructional Environment (And the Most Difficult in which to Intervene) Chapter Seven: Curriculum Research Chapter Eight: A Big Science Experiment that Might Jumpstart the Science's Infrastructure Concluding Thoughts References
Introduction Chapter One: The Importance of Developing Instructional Products Chapter Two: Digital and Developmental Instructional Research Chapter Three: Decision Making in Product Development Research Chapter Four: Chapter Four: Assessment Products that Might Contribute to a Useful Science of Education Chapter Five: Research that Might Improve Learning despite the Traditional Classroom Chapter Six: Research Conducted in the Most Important Instructional Environment (And the Most Difficult in which to Intervene) Chapter Seven: Curriculum Research Chapter Eight: A Big Science Experiment that Might Jumpstart the Science's Infrastructure Concluding Thoughts References
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