presented at the summer leadership conference 2013 sponsored by the center for innovative leadership...
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PRESENTED AT THE SUMMER LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE 2013
SPONSORED BY THE CENTER FOR INNOVATIVE LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
AND CENTER FOR ETHICS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
GARDNER-WEBB UNIVERSITYJULY 29 , 2013
DR. C. STEVEN BINGHAMASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF EDUCATION
Reporting Data for Research
DATA: factual information (as measurements or stat ist ics) used as a basis for reasoning, discussion, or calculat ion
RESEARCH: invest igation or experimentation aimed at the discovery and interpretat ion of facts , revis ion of accepted theories or laws in the l ight of new facts , or practical appl icat ion of such new or revised theories
Definitions
SCIENTIFICINQUIRY
Six Guiding Principles
Scientific Inquiry in Education, National Research Council (2001)
1. Pose significant questions that can be investigated empirically
2. Link research to relevant theory
3. Use methods that permit direct observation of the question
SCIENTIFICINQUIRY
Six Guiding Principles
4. Provide coherent, explicit chain of reasoning
5. Replicate and generalize across studies
6. Disclose research to encourage professional scrutiny and critique
The Conventional Dissertation
Chapter Four
Results or Findings
399 #474BE6
Eight steps in presenting the results
1. Prepare to present the results2. Decide on the contents and
format of the chapter3. Determine the organization of
the chapter4. Develop the tables and figures
Adapted from Glatthorn & Joyner (2005)
Steps to take in presenting the results
5. Write the introductory paragraph
6. Write the first section7. Write the remaining sections,
using appropriate headings8. Revise and submit to chair
for review
1. GET A COPY OF “EDUCATIONAL RESEARCHER”
2. STUDY EXAMPLE OF DATA PRESENTATION
3. LINK DATA PRESENTATION TO PROBLEM
4. WHY WERE DATA PRESENTED AS THEY WERE?
5. WHAT SQUARES WITH YOUR THINKING?
6. WHAT IS STILL ROLLING AROUND IN YOUR MIND?
7. WHAT CHANGE, IF ANY, ARE YOU CONSIDERING?
8. SHARE WITH A PARTNER THEN THE GROUP
Let’s practice “unwrapping”
Good luck!
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