Exam 2: Studying Schools: Research Methods in Education
Exam 1: What Is Sociology of Education Theoretical Perspectives26 Questions
Exam 2: Studying Schools: Research Methods in Education25 Questions
Exam 3: Schooling in a Social Context: Educational Environments20 Questions
Exam 4: Schools As Organizations: Formal and Informal Education24 Questions
Exam 5: Roles and Responsibilities: Administrators, Teachers, and Students23 Questions
Exam 6: What We Teach in Schools: Knowledge for What and for Whom25 Questions
Exam 7: Who Gets Ahead Race, Class, and Gender in Education24 Questions
Exam 8: Education and Opportunity: Attempts at Equality and Equity in Education22 Questions
Exam 9: Higher Education24 Questions
Exam 10: Globalization and Education: Comparing Global Systems23 Questions
Exam 11: Can Schools Change Educational Reform and Change19 Questions
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Qualitative data are typically more valid than quantitative data because researchers are not imposing their own meaning on the data as it is collected.
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The study by Allan and Madden on chilly classroom climates is an example of a qualitative research design.
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Participants in a quantitative study can also be used as participants in qualitative research.
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According to Bracey, the most dangerous statistic is known as a mutant statistic.
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Quantitative data summarizes the research using numbers, whereas qualitative data does not.
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According to Bracey, which of the following statistics are most effective in understanding how well children are performing in schools ______.
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Something that quantitative research designs must consider that qualitative researcher designs do not typically address is issues surrounding ______.
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Many large data sets relating to schools and education are collected by the U.S. government.
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Causal statements are those that attempt to explain what caused something such as student achievement.
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If a researcher collects observational data in natural settings this research is ______.
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Researchers who use quantitative methods must be particularly careful to assure ______.
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Following children for 4 years, from entering high school until graduation is an example of ______.
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If you can generalize your findings beyond those you collect data from, your research is valid.
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According to Bracey, only one statistic is needed to understand a simple phenomenon.
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Being able to generalize your findings to a larger group of schools or individuals is an advantage of ______.
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Which of the following does Bracey suggest is a basic principle of data interpretation using statistics ______.
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According to Allan and Madden, students in chilly classrooms are subjected to scare tactics and harsh punishments from their instructors.
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A study examining why African American children succeed in school by interviewing children and their teachers is an example of ______ research.
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