Educational research in authoritarian times

Measurement in Educational Research

Without measurement, forward progress would not be possible in educational or other research contexts. Measurement, the process by which a variable is operationalized for the purpose of describing that variable in a quantitative manner (Hills, 1981; Kane, 2001), serves as the link between questions and answers. While the process of measurement bridges the gap between research objectives/questio...

Methodological Paradigms in Educational Research

Martyn Hammersley, Professor of Educational and Social Research at the Open University September 2012

Challenges Facing Educational Research

American Educational Research Association

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On the Educational Validity of Research in Educational Technology

Alsop and Tompsett argued in 2007 that research in educational technology was over-focused on technological design and that empirical research that was pertinent to educational change should be assessed against two distinct scales. The first considers the quality of the experimental design in validating the conclusions that are reached, whilst the second assesses the extent to which the experim...