Group of Beginner/Future Researchers

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The group aims at helping beginner researchers develop their abilities in terms of research methodology.Our aim is to create in them the scientific spirit, develop their abilities of synthesising, analysing, interpreting data through our contribution

Website: http://www.nadiaidrieducationresearch.ning.com
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Latest Activity: Apr 24

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Here are interesting powerpoint presentations that my students liked when I presented them. I wanted to share them with you. I downloaded them and modified some points to suit my learners' needs and abilities.

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Case Study 3 Replies

Happy New Year All, I am indeed a beginner researcher who is doing a study on the impact of service-learning in a post-conflict society and having a tough time with my methodology. I have decided to…Continue

Started by Romelle Horton. Last reply by Romelle Horton Jan 28.

Need for Help 2 Replies

Hello everybody,I have to do a research work and I'm working on "the effect of low self-esteem on student's intrinsic motivation" so, i need resources and help ;if any one can help me, i would be so…Continue

Started by kadri nawal. Last reply by kadri nawal Dec 25, 2012.

starting up a project: 7 Replies

Graduate and master students generally face a wide number of problems when trying to apply what they have been taught in research methodology and practice. The discusion aims at shedding light on…Continue

Tags: troubles, beginners, project, research

Started by nadia ahouari_idri. Last reply by nadia ahouari_idri Nov 26, 2012.

Beginner's Guide 3 Replies

Hi, I am Principal Lecturer in Education at the University of Wolverhampton, UK. I joined this group because I have been writing a book for beginner researchers – called ‘A Beginner’s Guide to Doing…Continue

Started by Dr Mike Lambert. Last reply by Dr Mike Lambert Sep 10, 2012.

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Comment by Dr Mike Lambert on April 24, 2013 at 7:53: Top tips for writing up your research project http://bit.ly/12GkHCF

Comment by Nuria Calet on November 2, 2012 at 16:12: Hi everyone, I have a question about using planned contrast or simple effects analysis:

I have a 3(method intervention) x 2 (time) design. I did ANOVA repeated measures I got a significant main effect for time, but not for method, as well as a significant interaction. Then, to see the interaction I used simple main analysis. Could you look planned comparations too?

Comment by Dr Mike Lambert on September 27, 2012 at 20:53: A Beginner's Guide...now has a Facebook page. Search for the title in Facebook - click on 'Like' to get the news feed.

Comment by Dr Mike Lambert on August 30, 2012 at 21:54: A Beginner's Guide to Doing Your Education Research Project, will be published in September – see http://www.uk.sagepub.com/books/Book236033. If you are supervising beginner researchers, or are a beginner researcher yourself, you may be interested in joining the Methodspace group for this book at http://www.methodspace.com/group/mikelambert. All welcome.

Comment by carolannblank on August 1, 2012 at 13:41: Hello Everyone,

I am completing my first year of a PhD and I hope to do a mixed methods research study. I am glad to have found this group since I still have a lot of questions about research design. I'll be checking in again soon!

Comment by Njobvu Masauso on January 28, 2012 at 12:46: Hi every one,

Very soon I am going to begin working on my research proposal as a distance Masters student and I know it is going to be a challenge. I will count on your support wherever I get stuck.

MN

Comment by nadia ahouari_idri on January 27, 2012 at 18:16: For beginner EFL students, I have started teaching study skills before teaching research methodology per se. You can find the lectures at:

http://univ-bejaia.academia.edu/nadiaidri/Teaching/new

enjoy reading and commenting

Comment by nadia ahouari_idri on April 19, 2011 at 20:36: Dear All: I am teaching Master I and Master II students. Research for them is so stressful. I wouldlike to highlight this point with any beginner learner. Tell us about your experience and share your feelings with other people wjo might have experienced the same thing. It's a way out to relax

Comment by Nagm Addin on February 11, 2011 at 23:47: I am Nagm from Yemen currently following up my PhD in ELE and I am trying to develop an in-service training program for teachers of ESP at technical and vocational institutions in Yemen as a project for my PhD. For sure, I will be working with quantitative research so plz if any one can help me in this concern I will be thankful

Comment by Ricardo Sebastián Puebla Wuth on January 5, 2011 at 17:14: Hi to everyone. I am a PhD student in Education from Chile, in south America. Although, I have a 3 Master in different field of Education before, the adventure in this doctoral trip is an amazing challenge. I hope, that in this group I can found interesting commentaries about the different faces of research. In the meantime, thank's for the literaure-review document a really good guide.

Regards,

RPW.