
Description
John Raynor and Dr. Marten Shipman first discuss the work of the Inner London Education Authority's Research and Statistics Group, they then examine action research programmes and consider their li...mitations, the usefulness of certain types of research and the reasons for undertaking it in the first place. The question of who should be involved in research is explored and the programme ends with a consideration of what teachers expect from educational research and how it could be of use in the classroom.
John Raynor and Dr. Marten Shipman first discuss the work of the Inner London Education Authority's Research and Statistics Group, they then examine action research programmes and consider their li...mitations, the usefulness of certain types of research and the reasons for undertaking it in the first place. The question of who should be involved in research is explored and the programme ends with a consideration of what teachers expect from educational research and how it could be of use in the classroom.
Module code and title: | E351, Urban education |
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Item code: | E351; 03; 1974 |
First transmission date: | 19-03-1974 |
Published: | 1974 |
Rights Statement: | Rights owned or controlled by The Open University |
Restrictions on use: | This material can be used in accordance with The Open University conditions of use. A link to the conditions can be found at the bottom of all OUDA web pages. |
Duration: | 00:16:37 |
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Producer: | David Seligman |
Contributors: | John Raynor; Marten. D Shipman |
Publisher: | BBC Open University |
Keyword(s): | Action research programmes; Educational research; Inner London Education Authority; Limitations; Research and Statistics Group; Teacher expectations; Usefulness |
Master spool number: | TLN51FW019J |
Production number: | TLN51FW019J |
Available to public: | no |