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Monthly Archives: September 2012
The 3,4,5’s of Informed Consent
In the midst of the demands and responsibilities of a new school year, education researchers are immersed in logistical considerations for projects starting (or continuing) in 2012-2013. An important consideration for every research project is the issue of consent which, … Continue reading
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