Handbook for Research in Cooperative Education and Internships
This Handbook is designed to help cooperative education and internship professionals and employers design, carry out, and disseminate quality research and evaluation studies of work-based education. It offers examples of current, leading-edge studies about work-based education, but with a practical twist: The chapter authors frame their studies within a specific key research design issue, including finding a starting point and a theoretical framework; fitting research into one's busy practitioner workload; deciding on particular data-gathering methods and an overall methodological approach; integrating qualitative and quantitative methodologies; and disseminating results. Also addressed are questions and concerns that are relevant throughout the course of a research project: the use of theory in research; the role and relationship of program assessment to research; and ethical considerations in research. By combining descriptions of exemplary research and evaluation studies with practical advice from top researchers in the field, this volume is a useful tool for educators and employers who are designing and carrying out their own studies, as well as a resource for what current research is discovering and affirming about the field itself. Educators from other fields, such as study abroad and service-learning will also find this book an indispensable reference in conducting research on experiential learning and teaching.
- ISBN 13 : 1135638136
- ISBN 10 : 9781135638139
- Judul : Handbook for Research in Cooperative Education and Internships
- Pengarang : Patricia L. Linn, Adam Howard, Eric Miller,
- Kategori : Education
- Penerbit : Routledge
- Bahasa : en
- Tahun : 2003
- Halaman : 480
- Halaman : 480
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Most importantly my role as placement coordinator to biology students meant that
I had to exclude these from the project as I could be viewed as examiner by some
of these students, which might have influenced what they would tell me about
their learning. Secondly, I had to make my intentions very clear to the participants
in the project, get their informed consent, and assure them of the confidentiality of
our interviews. This involved the approval of an ethics proposal by the
University's ...