Sturcturing Research Question

The Culture of social science is that opinion can often have a status equal to - or even greater than - that of evidence as a basis for action.

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We need to change that culture so that the question, "Where is the evidence?" becomes the first thing we think of when presented with a suggested change of practice or policy.  {Robert Coe's 1999) short article "Manifesto for Evidence-Based Education" from the Centre for Evaluation and Monitoring at Durham University in the UK}

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On this page you will find links to readings, you tube videos and other items I found useful when structuring my research question.

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An Introduction to Education Research (pdf 20/4/2018)

How to develop a good research question (20/4/018)

What is a literature review? (22/4/2018)
Example of a literature review shared by The Mindlab 22/4/2018


Research Question
Draft question for literature review

How will gamification in learning develop computational thinking in numeracy for primary aged children?

Literature Review
How to review an article
Paper by Jennifer Duncan-Howell

How to read an academic article