Pedagogic Research
Pedagogic research and evaluation provide evidence to inform and shape
the development of learning and teaching. The usefulness and
availability of robust and contemporary evidence is dependent on the
interest and commitment of the community of education
practitioners. Your enquiry into how you, and others, organise,
teach and learn is a vital contribution to the evidence base in any
given field of education.
Formal enquires often develop from questions like ‘why does this teaching method work here and not there’ and ‘how should I respond to the learners’ requests for this or that’. These acts of reflection can stimulate more thorough investigations of the learning situation and rthen sharing the results with the wider community.
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Resources
- Essential Skills in Pedagogic Research Workshop - 16/11/2010
- Beginning an evaluation with RUFDATA: theorising a practical approach to evaluation planning 01/09/2009
- National Research and Development Project on Healthy Universities, January 2009
- Qualitative Research - Grounded theory, mixed methods, and action research
- Qualitative research methodologies: ethnography - August 2008
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