Introduction to Research in Education

by Donald Ary, Lucy Cheser Jacobs, Christine K. Sorensen Irvine

Become a more competent consumer and producer of research with INTRODUCTION TO RESEARCH IN EDUCATION, 10th Edition. Known for its exceptionally clear writing style and comprehensive coverage, this research methods text helps you master the basic competencies necessary to understand and evaluate the research of others -- as well as plan and carry out your own research. The authors familiarize you with common research problems in a step-by-step manner through examples that clarify concepts, supported by end-of-chapter exercises that allow you to practice your new skills. The text covers both quantitative and qualitative approaches to research and is a must-read for anyone planning to conduct research or interpret the research of others.

Genres: Grad School, Nonfiction, Research

720 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1972

Reviews

[Sali-steady-read]

A comprehensive plus easy-to-read book for those who want to grasp everything needed for conducting a nice piece of research.

[Tatiana Putra]

Read for grad school class- I want the years of my life back!! I could have read so many novels in its place. Ah well it helped me make an A so there’s that

[Valerie Ott]

I FINISHED MY FIRST PHD CLASS!!!

[Lisa]

Highly helpful with research application.

[Erin]

"Read" for my graduate class. So glad it's over!

[Eric]

Uh, super boring. I read this, but reading about research methods is akin to taking a literary sleeping pill. Interesting at times, but mostly super dry and boring. On one hand, it never hurts to know about the technical side of research, but on the other side, I just don't care about this type of stuff and am sure I'll forget everything I learned in a short time.

[Melinda Hill]

good "go-to" research fundamentals