Liza Mathew K.

Top Tips on Ethics: http://bit.ly/1Qvwlud

Finding Fluency in Academic and Report Writing http://bit.ly/1Tldcdr. Scroll to page 22. 

Small and simple ways to improve your academic writing: ‪http://bit.ly/1I2uA2F 

Top Tips for Analysing Data… http://bit.ly/1H6ZFzc

The ‘whole picture’: Examining unconventional, uncomfortable or controversial ideas in your education research project: http://bit.ly/1FreZGb

Questions (& answers) about your education research project: http://bit.ly/1zuyZ5E

Stories of African American Graduates of Online Doctoral Programs Needed!
 
Cathy Evans, a doctoral student at Walden University, is conducting a study.  African American doctorate recipients who attained a doctorate from online doctoral psychology programs at Title IV privately operated for-profit, online institutions that practice open admission ([Read more]

NEW: Top Tips on Writing Research Questions http://bit.ly/1pPhuKb

‘Presenting Your Research’, by Lucinda Becker.  Review: http://bit.ly/1gPt5nO

‘Research, paradigms and ethics’, Chapter 1 of A Beginner’s Guide to Doing Your Education Research Project, is now available online at http://bit.ly/1gmYHAB

A Beginner’s Guide…now has a Facebook page.  Search for the title in Facebook – click on ‘Like’ to get the news feed.

A Beginner’s Guide to Doing Your Education Research Project has now been published: http://www.uk.sagepub.com/books/Book236033
 
The book includes 14 ‘Project Sheets’ which guide development of the research investigation.  These are available electronically at: http://www.methodspace.com/group/mikelambert

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. 

Dear Dr. P. Viswanadha Gupta
In Sri Lanka we have conducted a research on small schools. In this research ” a small school was defined as those schools student enrollments less than 100 students.It is in these communities where the marginalized illiterate populations live. According to recent statistics, about 1/3 of all schoolsin SriLanka are[Read more]

In this age of globalization and information technology and with winds of change sweeping through continents at a rapid pace, it is important that some segments of population are not left behind.  The challenge of literacy is not just of funds or the other wherewithal.  It is one of commitment and perseverance.  To ensure this literacy has to be br[Read more]

I am Hemlata , Deputy Director-Academic, IDOL-University of Mumbai, I have PhD from University of Alberta, My special focus is on qualitative research with special emphasis in Education, Counselling Psychology and Management

I am Assistant Professor, Dept. of Adult, Continuing Education and Extension, University of Pune, Pune.  Anybody need to research assistance with regard to SPSS or Statistical need or research methodology.  Further details please contact me on pvgupta@unipune.ac.in, drpvgupta@aol.in  

Hi I am Dayananda Keppetigoda,presently working in the Department of Research and Development, National Institute of Education, SriLanka. I would like to share my experiences with researchers in the field of education.

Hi, I am Principal Lecturer in Education at the University of Wolverhampton, UK, and pleased to be part of this group.  My areas of research interest are pedagogy, special educational needs and disabilities, gifted and talented learners and undergraduate/practitioner research.  My book for beginner researchers: ‘A Beginner’s Guide to Doing Your Resear[Read more]

Greetings from Malaysia! I am currently attached with the National Institute of Educational Management and Leadership, Ministry of Education. My expertise is pertinent to educational management and leadership. I would be very much delighted to share views and ideas with this group for the significant benefits to our educational professionalism. Cheers!