Understanding and Evaluating Educational Research

by James H. McMillan, Jon F. Wergin

This practical research book guides readers in learning to become critical consumers by first understanding and then critiquing published research studies. It provides important principles for understanding and analyzing these reports on each major type of research. The book uniquely presents each type of research followed by examples of published studies that are critiqued by the authors. It introduces readers to basic educational research concepts/methods and helps them become critical consumers by comprehending and assessing published research articles. Both qualitative and quantitative methods are included. For consumers who want to become educated consumers.

Genres: Education

182 pages, Paperback

First published October 19, 1997

Reviews

[Hannah Colston · Rating 4 out of 5]

Read this for class. It really made things easy to understand and didn’t make research evaluation overwhelming or complicated! Loved that it provided evaluation questions and it had good literature examples in it!!