This overview examines the evolving approaches to teaching research methods in the social sciences, highlighting the integration of both traditional and innovative pedagogical practices. Modern ...

This essay argues against traditional topic-oriented research methods courses and focuses instead on one of our most important goals: the outcomes desired in public administrators' on-the-job behavior ...

Other resources also exist, such as work on critical race research methodologies, using quantitative methods to pursue social justice ends and research methods for justice in education, along with ...

Methodologies play a decisive role in empirical education research and the innovation of education sciences in the digital era, helping to lay a solid foundation for policymaking and the ...

Editor’s Note: This is part of a series called UChicago Class Visits, spotlighting transformative classroom experiences and ...

This paper describes "learning by doing," a nontraditional approach to teaching sociological research methods. From both the faculty and student perspectives, we share our experiences related to the ...

Margaret Eisenhart is University Distinguished Professor of Educational Foundations, Policy and Practice/ Research and Evaluation Methodology. Since 2004 she has held the Bob and Judy Charles Endowed ...

The Annals of Research on Engineering Education (AREE) is an experiment in collaborative scholarship linking education researchers across disciplinary boundaries in order to provide access to the ...

Other topics include research method applications and college program evaluation. Ethics and leadership in higher education: This course educates students about decision-making in higher education.