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Practitioner Research for Educators

A Guide to Improving Classrooms and Schools

Mei Kuin Lai, Viviane M J Robinson

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"I plan to use this book with district administrators, building administrators, and building staff. All would find it an excellent tool for bringing about change in their organizations. It is infinitely readable, meaningful, and very useful."
-Linda L. Elman, Ph.D., Director
Research & Evaluation, Central Kitsap School District, Silverdale, WA

"The material on the research process and the examples are terrific. Steps are clearly spelled out and practical suggestions hit the major problems teachers encounter in attempting research for the first time."
-Mildred Murray-Ward, Assistant Provost for Assessment, Professor of Education
California Lutheran University

"(With) more schools...operating as ′learning communities,′ this is an excellent tool for schools conducting action research in their own settings. Practitioner Research for Educators is easy to read, has lots of practical advice and examples, and should appeal to the seasoned as well as the novice researcher."
-Roxana M. Della Vecchia, Professor & Assistant Dean
College of Education, Towson University

Learn to conduct research rather than just consume research!

Each school and classroom is different. Therefore educators must learn, through their own inquiry, how to adjust their practices in ways that will improve teaching and learning. Practitioner Research for Educators explains how the popular technique of practitioner inquiry can be used by teachers, principals, and other school leaders to solve instructional problems and improve student achievement. Viviane Robinson and Mei Kuin Lai include step-by-step instructions, ready-to-use tools, and examples of successful practitioner research projects. Practical yet rigorous, this collaborative process is ideal for use in professional learning communities.

Focusing on the pragmatic aspects of embedding research into everyday practice, the authors demonstrate how to:

  • Develop an important, yet manageable research question
  • Select research methods appropriate to the question
  • Plan and conduct a research project that is both practical and rigorous
  • Use inquiry to reveal, critique, and revise taken-for-granted assumptions about how to teach
  • Use evidence to check the accuracy of claims about "what works"
  • Communicate the results of the research to a range of professional audiences

Appropriate for novice and experienced educators alike, this indispensable book provides a functional framework for developing a culture of inquiry among teachers based on high-quality information, mutually supportive critique, and a sustained focus on school improvement. While the primary audiences for this book are teachers, principals, and other school leaders, this valuable resource is equally useful for teacher educators and pre-service teachers.    

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Staff Development, Action Research in Education, Teaching & Learning, Improving teaching, Learning research skills, Theory of action, Action research, Teacher research, Developing a culture of inquiry, Sustainable improvement in schools, Problem-based methodology, Selecting research methods, Reflective teaching, Designing a research study, Improving student achievement, Professional Development, Learning conversations, Practitioner research, Validity, Professional conversations