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Part 12:
Educational Research and Statistics
1. Research
Methods
An Introduction to Research Processes
http://www.colostate.edu/Depts/WritingCenter/references/trad_research/intro/page2.htm
This online writers' guide provides an introduction to research
writing.
2. Qualitative
Research [go to top]
Qualitative Research in Information Systems
http://www.auckland.ac.nz/msis/isworld/index.html
This online textbook explains qualitative research methods, data
collection, and modes of analysis.
3. Quantitative Research
[go to top]
CARE's Research Advisor: Quantitative Research
http://llanes.panam.edu/research/advisor/statistics.html
Find a valuable assortment of statistical tools such as academic
journals, datasets, online tutorials and statistical calculators.
4. Educational Measurement
[go to top]
Center for Equity and Excellence in Education Test Database
http://ericae.net/eac/
The Region III Comprehensive Center at George Washington University's
Center for Equity and Excellence in Education (CEEE) and the ERIC Clearinghouse
on Assessment and Evaluation at Catholic University's Department of
Education have made available descriptions of almost 200 tests commonly
used with Limited English Proficient students. Specify criteria such
as diagnosis, proficiency and language dominance to find an appropriate
testing instrument.
5. Statistical Methods and Resources
[go to top]
StatLib
http://lib.stat.cmu.edu/
This enormous collection of advanced statistical resources includes
downloadable statistical software, datasets, applied statistical algorithms,
and maps.
6. Evaluation Methods
[go to top]
American Evaluation Association
http://www.eval.org/
This national organization supports the educational evaluator by
offering publications, listservs on important issues, and many professional
development opportunities.
7. Statistical Studies in Education
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Third International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS)
http://nces.ed.gov/timss/
This extremely rigorous and very comprehensive study analyzes data
on half a million students from 41 countries. Find out how fourth-graders,
eighth-graders, and twelfth-graders from the United States compare with
other students around the world.
8. Online Research Summaries and Resources
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U.S. Department of Education Collections of Research Syntheses
http://www.ed.gov/pubs/collect.html
This site provides links to exemplary research journals and articles
on important educational issues.
9. Writing Research Reports
[go to top]
The Craft of Scientific Writing
http://fbox.vt.edu:10021/eng/mech/writing/csw.html
This online writing handbook gives straightforward advice on writing
reports, articles, theses, and dissertations. Learn valuable concepts
and strategies through a variety of writing exercises.
10. Research Grants in Education
[go to top]
ScienceWise
http://www.sciencewise.com/
Start your search for funding here with this extensive collection
of government and private funding opportunities and research administration
resources.


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