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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Tips and Tricks – Data Cleaning (SQL Constants and Appending)
It has been a busy week for data cleaning. The data for one project was spread across several different files and formats. It takes a lot of time and patience to reorganize data and it is easy to get lost or … Continue reading
5 Tools for the Researcher Without a Budget
One of the things I enjoy about research is that each day is different. Many projects have a predictable progression from research question to data collection, analysis and reporting. Other requests are less structured and can fall anywhere on the … Continue reading
This Week in Education – a Research Resource Roundup
Today’s blog post highlights some of the resources and articles that have crossed my desk. Research Issues – Sampling Sampling was a popular topic this week. Rather than simply cite chapter and verse from my collection of statistics textbooks, I … Continue reading
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Tagged Education, Equity, Knowledge Mobilization, Research, Special Education
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Research Lessons from Poetry
The following poem is one of my favorites and is also a good guide for writing research reports. Unfortunately, I do not know who originally wrote this poem since it is attributed to “Anonymous”. As you read it, try to … Continue reading
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Topics Trending In Education Research (Top-TIER): Ontario at the AERA
As mentioned earlier this week in the post “End of an AERA“, Ontario was well represented at this year’s American Educational Research Association (AERA) annual meeting. Using this year’s program (“2011 Annual Meeting Program” ISSN 0163-9676) it was possible to … Continue reading
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Tagged AERA, Education Research, Google Doc, Knowledge Mobilization, Ontario, Summary
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