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Making Sense of Education Research

AN INTRODUCTION TO RESEARCH METHODOLOGY AND READING RESEARCH PAPERS

Tuesday 15 November 2011 | 9am – 3.30pm

This workshop is designed to give teachers, school executives and others in the education community an introduction to research methodology. It will focus on reading, interpreting and discussing published research papers. The program includes an outline of the framework and procedures involved in research methodology and practical workshops in which participants are guided through the reading, interpretation and critique of two high-impact mixed methods research studies.

This one day 'taster' of the world of research will give participants an understanding of 'what works' in education research and the skills and confidence to read further published research.

Presenter
Dr Rachel Wilson

Venue
The University of Sydney, Camperdown Campus

Fees & Registration
Please register your interest to Nina Goodwin | $220 Individuals / $210 Groups from the same school/organisation (per person, GST incl.)

Enquiries
Nina Goodwin | T: 02 9351 6329 | E:

NSW Institute of Teachers Registered Professional Development
This course is pending approval as Institute Registered Continuing Professional Development for maintenance of accreditation at Professional Competence. Scope of endorsement: five years for all Elements of the Professional Teaching Standards. Please provide your 6-digit Institute Number when you register if relevant.