In this guest post Jane Shore and Sarah Singer Quast remind us of the importance of bridging research and practice, and give specific recommendations.
Categories: Careers, Other, Research, Research Roles, Research Skills, Teaching
Continue ReadingIn this guest post Jane Shore and Sarah Singer Quast remind us of the importance of bridging research and practice, and give specific recommendations.
Categories: Careers, Other, Research, Research Roles, Research Skills, Teaching
Continue ReadingWorking with adult students or new researchers on your project? These tips might help!
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Continue ReadingThinking about a career change or advancement with a doctoral degree?
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Continue ReadingWhat makes work meaningful to you? Reflect on these open-access readings about meaningful work.
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Continue ReadingIn a survey of over 1,500 scientists, more than 70 percent of them reported having been unable to reproduce other scientists’ findings at least once. Roughly half of the surveyed scientists ran into problems trying to reproduce their own results. No wonder people are talking about a “reproducibility crisis” in scientific research…
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Continue Reading…The first step in improving academic writing is to learn to reduce the jargon academics use and express concepts clearly. And this has forced us to distill our thinking to its absolute core…
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Continue ReadingJulie Reeder discusses research roles and skills needed for work in a government setting.
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Continue ReadingThose who do finish their PhDs face a highly competitive academic employment market, as the number of annual PhD graduates exceeds the number of available academic openings in all but a few specialized areas of study. Universities are increasingly aware of this imbalance. But their responses are slow and uneven. Our research helps to explain why, and we argue that PhD students must take their own initiative to prepare for diverse career outcomes.
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Continue ReadingResearch and practice are the focus for December on SAGE MethodSpace, with featured posts from our Mentors in Residence, the co-editors of Research Design and Methods: An Applied Guide for the Scholar-Practitioner. Find the unfolding series of posts through this link. Enter the code SAGE2019 for a discount on your book purchase. Why was this book so important […]
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Continue ReadingResearch dissemination is essential if you want others to learn about and use your findings.
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Continue ReadingDoctoral students who are also working professionals design research “on the job.”
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Continue ReadingMethodSpace has featured scholar-practitioners, independent scholars, and citizen scientists who are using their research findings to improve practice in their respective fields.
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