Success with your Education Research Project
- John Sharp - University of Lincoln
Study Skills in Education
This series addresses key study skills in the context of education courses, helping students indentify their strenghts and weaknesses, increase their confidence and realise their academic potential. The books are suitable for students on:
- any course of Initial Teacher Training leading to the award of QTS (primary or secondary)
- degree course in Education or Education Studies with or without QTS
- degree courses in Early Years or Early Childhood Studies;
- foundation degrees in Education or any education-related subject discipline
Extremely relevant chapters that are helpful and supportive. Plenty of proformas for students to utilise.
Really good book with some interesting information and some useful ideas. Will definitely recommend it to students
A super book which is well written and easy to understand and one which can be dipped in and out of. Well recommended for anyone embarking on a research project.
An excellent book. Students will benefit from the clear writing and practical tasks.
An excellent book. A very accessible text for undergraduate students.
This practical research text provides key advice for those engaged in research projects. The examples give an illustration of real life reasearch and the tasks provide further opportunity for reflection and engagement.
This is very interesting book that will be very useful for students undertaking the BAEd courses. It is very readable and contains some valuable information. The section on plagiarism will also be useful for any students undertaking studies in Education. Excellent edition to the range of books from Learning Matters and Sage.
