As practitioner-researchers working in real-world settings, we need to ensure that the studies we carry out in schools are sufficiently well-designed for there to be clear conclusions and implications for practice. As well as being a methodological issue, this is also an ethical one in that we should not be taking up participants’ time for studies that, because of their design, cannot make a difference. We know that teachers’ and parents’ time is valuable, and it is worth reminding ourselves that children’s time is valuable too
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Undertaking participative practitioner-based research in educational contexts can be both rewarding ...
The researcher is engaged in a study to evaluate and disseminate an initiative involving a group of ...
This paper is intended as a contribution to the debate on the place of research in children's servic...
The popularity of practitioner research is at its height; its contributions to teacher’s professiona...
Youth participatory action research (YPAR) is an emancipatory approach, based on the belief that chi...
This study describes a research project undertaken in an English primary school with Year 5 children...
Primary school children participating as researchers has become a moral obligation to meet the goal ...
The purpose of this paper is to understand better the possibilities for practitioner research as a m...
Increased emphasis on children's "voices" and their rights to be involved in events and decisions wh...
This paper discusses some of the recurrent issues which the authors have noticed in educational rese...
Primary school children participating as researchers has become a moral obligation to meet the goal ...
Since the establishment of the Children's Research Centre at The Open University (CRC) in 2004, chil...
Early intervention is key to the prevention of childhood mental health difficulties continuing into ...
A common trait of expert teachers is a natural scepticism which prompts constant questioning of what...
While the ability, and indeed right, of children to be active participants in the research process h...
Undertaking participative practitioner-based research in educational contexts can be both rewarding ...
The researcher is engaged in a study to evaluate and disseminate an initiative involving a group of ...
This paper is intended as a contribution to the debate on the place of research in children's servic...
The popularity of practitioner research is at its height; its contributions to teacher’s professiona...
Youth participatory action research (YPAR) is an emancipatory approach, based on the belief that chi...
This study describes a research project undertaken in an English primary school with Year 5 children...
Primary school children participating as researchers has become a moral obligation to meet the goal ...
The purpose of this paper is to understand better the possibilities for practitioner research as a m...
Increased emphasis on children's "voices" and their rights to be involved in events and decisions wh...
This paper discusses some of the recurrent issues which the authors have noticed in educational rese...
Primary school children participating as researchers has become a moral obligation to meet the goal ...