Conducting astronomy education research: an astronomer's guide
By: Slater, Stephanie J.
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BookSeries: CAPER series in science education. Publisher: United States: Pono Publishing, 2015Edition: 2nd.ed.Description: xxi;148p.: fig.; 6x9.ISBN: 9781515025320.Subject(s): Research | Research DesignDDC classification: 520.17/Sla Summary: Significantly expanded, this second edition education research methods book is written for astronomers who want to learn more about how science education research is done and how to begin studying the teaching and learning of astronomy. It provides fruitful research designs and effective data collection and analysis strategies and points readers to avenues for publishing scholarly work in astronomy education research. The authors, long-time contributors to the astronomy education research community, provide rubber-meets-the-road guidance to both first-time and experienced researchers to get projects off the ground and into the scholarly literature.
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| 520/Nar Aakashashi Jadale Nate (Marathi) | 520 Roy/ Cla Astronomy - Structure Of The Universe | 520/Roy/Cla Astronomy : Principles And Practice | 520.17/Sla Conducting astronomy education research: | 520.71/Sla Conducting astronomy education research : | 520.76/Sal Fundamentals of astronomy : a guide for olympiads | 520.76/Sal Fundamentals of astronomy : a guide for olympiads |
Significantly expanded, this second edition education research methods book is written for astronomers who want to learn more about how science education research is done and how to begin studying the teaching and learning of astronomy. It provides fruitful research designs and effective data collection and analysis strategies and points readers to avenues for publishing scholarly work in astronomy education research. The authors, long-time contributors to the astronomy education research community, provide rubber-meets-the-road guidance to both first-time and experienced researchers to get projects off the ground and into the scholarly literature.
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