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UNINA9910163322803321 |
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Lavalle A. J. C. |
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The Vietnamese Air Force, 1951-1975 : an analysis Of Its Role In Combat and Fourteen Hours At Koh Tang / / Major A. J. C. Lavalle |
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[Place of publication not identified] : , : Pickle Partners Publishing, , 2014 |
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1 online resource (158 pages) |
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Vietnam War, 1961-1975 - Aerial operations, Vietnamese |
Aeronautics, Military - Vietnam - History |
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UNINA9910154951203321 |
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Autore |
Mills Geoffrey E. |
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Educational research : competencies for analysis and applications / / Geoffrey E. Mills, Lorraine R. Gay |
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Boston : , : Pearson, , 2015 |
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[Eleventh edition, Global edition.] |
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1 online resource (697 pages) : illustrations (some color) |
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Education - Research - Methodology |
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes. |
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Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Preface -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- Contents -- PART I: FOUNDATIONAL CONCEPTS AND PROCESSES -- CHAPTER 1 EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH: METHOD, PURPOSE, AND ETHICS -- Tasks 1A, 1B -- Task 1C -- Welcome! -- The Scientific Method -- Different Approaches to Educational Research -- Classification of Research by Design -- Classification of Research by Purpose -- The Ethics of Educational Research -- Summary -- Performance Criteria Task 1 -- CHAPTER 2 IDENTIFYING AND STATING A RESEARCH PROBLEM -- The Research problem -- Identifying a Research problem -- Formulating and Stating a Hypothesis -- Summary -- CHAPTER 3 LITERATURE REVIEW -- Task 2A -- Task 2B -- Review of Related Literature: Purpose and Scope -- Qualitative Research and the Review of Related Literature -- Identifying Keywords and Subject Terms, and Identifying, Evaluating, and Annotating Sources -- Analyzing, Organizing, and Reporting the Literature -- Meta-Analysis -- Summary -- Performance Criteria Task 2A and 2B -- CHAPTER 4 PREPARING AND REFINING A RESEARCH PLAN -- Task 3A -- Task 3B -- Definition and Purpose of a Research Plan -- Components of the Quantitative Research Plan -- Components of the Qualitative Research Plan -- Revising and Improving the Research Plan -- Summary -- Performance Criteria Task 3 -- CHAPTER 5 SAMPLING -- Task 4A -- Task 4B -- Sampling in Quantitative Research -- Sampling in Qualitative Research -- Summary -- Performance Criteria Task 4 -- CHAPTER 6 CONSTRUCTS, VARIABLES, AND TESTS -- Task 5 |
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-- Constructs -- Variables -- Characteristics of Measuring Instruments -- Types of Measuring Instruments -- Criteria for Good Measuring Instruments -- Test Selection, Construction, and Administration -- Summary -- Performance Criteria Task 5 -- PART II: RESEARCH DESIGNS -- CHAPTER 7 SURVEY RESEARCH -- Task 6A -- Survey Research: Definition and Purpose. |
Survey Research Designs -- Conducting Survey Research -- Summary -- CHAPTER 8 CORRELATIONAL RESEARCH -- Task 6B -- Correlational Research: Definition and Purpose -- The Correlational Research Process -- Relationship Studies -- Prediction Studies -- Other Correlation-Based Analyses -- Problems to Consider in Interpreting Correlation Coefficients -- Summary -- CHAPTER 9 CAUSAL-COMPARATIVE RESEARCH -- Task 6C -- Causal-Comparative Research: Definition and Purpose -- The Causal-Comparative Research Process -- Summary -- CHAPTER 10 EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH -- Task 6D -- Experimental Research: Definition and Purpose -- Threats to Experimental Validity -- Group Experimental Designs -- Summary -- CHAPTER 11 SINGLE-SUBJECT EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH -- Task 6E -- Single-Subject Experimental Designs -- Data Analysis and Interpretation -- Threats to Validity -- Replication -- Summary -- Performance Criteria Task 6 -- CHAPTER 12 NARRATIVE RESEARCH -- Task 7A -- Narrative Research: Definition and Purpose -- The Narrative Research Process -- Key Characteristics of Narrative Research -- Narrative Research Techniques -- Writing the Narrative -- Summary -- CHAPTER 13 ETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH -- Task 7B -- Ethnographic Research: Definition and Purpose -- The Ethnographic Research Process -- Key Characteristics of Ethnographic Research -- Types of Ethnographic Research -- Ethnographic Research Techniques -- Summary -- CHAPTER 14 CASE STUDY RESEARCH -- Task 7C -- Case Study Research: Definition and Purpose -- Case Study Research Design -- Sample Selection in Case Study Research -- Conducting and Analyzing Multiple Case Studies -- Summary -- CHAPTER 15 MIXED METHODS RESEARCH: INTEGRATING QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE RESEARCH DESIGNS -- Task 7D -- Mixed Methods Research: Definition and Purpose -- Types of Mixed Methods Research Designs -- Conducting Mixed Methods Research. |
Identifying Studies Using Mixed Method Designs -- Evaluating a Mixed Methods Study -- Summary -- CHAPTER 16 ACTION RESEARCH -- Task 8 -- Action Research: Definition and Purpose -- Key Characteristics of Action Research -- Types of Action Research -- Levels of Action Research -- The Action Research Process -- Summary -- Performance Criteria and Examples Task 8 -- PART III: DATA IN RESEARCH -- CHAPTER 17 ORGANIZING AND GRAPHING DATA -- The Language of Statistics -- Preparing Data for Analysis -- Types of Descriptive Statistics -- Graphing Data -- Summary -- CHAPTER 18 INFERENTIAL STATISTICS -- Task 9 -- Concepts Underlying Inferential Statistics -- Selecting Among Tests of Significance -- Summary -- CHAPTER 19 FIELDWORK -- Data Collection Sources and Techniques -- Validity and Reliability in Qualitative Research -- Getting Started -- Summary -- CHAPTER 20 ANALYZING AND INTERPRETING DATA -- Data Analysis and Interpretation: Definition and Purpose -- Steps in Analyzing Qualitative Research Data -- Data Analysis Strategies -- Data Interpretation Strategies -- Ensuring Credibility in Your Study -- Summary -- PART IV: WRITING AND EVALUATING RESEARCH REPORTS -- CHAPTER 21 PREPARING AND PUBLISHING A RESEARCH REPORT -- Task 10 -- Guidelines for Writing a Research Report -- Format and Style -- Formatting Theses and Dissertations -- Writing for Journal Publication -- Summary -- Performance Criteria Task 10 -- CHAPTER 22 ANALYZING AND CRITIQUING RESEARCH -- Task 11 -- General |
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Evaluation Criteria -- Design-Specific Evaluation Criteria -- Summary -- Appendix A: Statistical References -- Appendix B: Suggested Responses -- Glossary -- Name Index. |
Subject Index. |
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For courses in Introduction to Research Methods (Educational Research) Comprehensive yet accessible The updated Eleventh Edition of Educational Research: Competencies for Analysis and Applications introduces research mainly at a how-to skill and application level. A total instructional system, the book includes stated learning outcomes, instruction, and procedures for evaluating each outcome. It supports readers as they develop expertise in research, learning key concepts and skills and becoming involved in the research process itself. The authors take a down-to-earth approach that helps the reader become both an educational researcher and a competent consumer of educational research. From reviews of the book: Entire text is very accessible through both language and visual aids; easy to understand examples for nearly every situation described in the text; beginning researchers will appreciate the attentiveness to context, while more experienced students will find a comprehensive text that expertly connects the many intertwining elements of the research process. Lauren Saenz, Boston College [T]he numerous summary tables organize and consolidate the material in one convenient place . end-of-chapter summaries are especially well done presented in a topical format [and help] students to review the material end-of-chapter tasks [are] especially helpful to students who dont quite know how to get started on the task. Dwight R. Gard, Texas Tech University [T]he authors writing style is instructive, engaging and at a level that is appropriate for any graduate student seeking a general understanding of research methods. The objectives and summary tables at the beginning of the chapter focus the students attention on the important ideas numbered steps and examples provide clarification, especially where |
procedures are involved. The tasks and examples presented at the end of the chapter add relevancy to the chapter topics. Jann W. MacInnes, University of Florida. |
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UNINA9910809433703321 |
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Autore |
Arnold Rolf <1952-> |
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29 rules for smart parenting : how to raise children without being a tyrant / / Rolf Arnold |
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Lanham, Maryland : , : Rowman & Littlefield, , 2015 |
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©2015 |
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1 online resource (104 p.) |
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Parenting |
Parent and child |
Teaching |
Teacher-student relationships |
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Description based upon print version of record. |
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Includes bibliographical references. |
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Cover-Page; Half-Title; Title; Copyright; Contents; Preface: Parenting requires substance and underpinning; The Rules of Smart Parenting; Rule 1: When you feel your child or adolescent is "difficult," before reacting out of anger or disappointment, go back to the source of your love!; Rule 2: When confronted with violence-show no fear. Meet and defuse it by projecting a controlled presence!; Rule 3: If you feel the need to impose sanctions or punishment, first perform a "culpability" check. Keep the level of punishment low in relation to the damages suffered! |
Rule 4: Live by the values you want your child to be committed to in life!Rule 5: Don't just give an adequate response, have quid pro quo exchanges!; Rule 6: Always look for the impression behind the expression!; Rule 7: Surprise with an unexpected reaction!; Rule 8: Respond with levelheadedness and always be consequential!; Rule 9: Create emotions if they have grown cold!; Rule 10: Direct your parenting measures at the behavior, not at the person!; Rule 11: Practice consistency in child rearing!; Rule 12: Exercise your "parental presence"-the key to effective parenting! |
Rule 13: Put your parenting practices under the "macroscope" and |
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discover what is preventing your children from doing their homework!Rule 14: Control your child's exposure time to television and other media!; Rule 15: Don't get forced into buying something just to avoid embarrassment!; Rule 16: If you are frustrated, take time alone with your parenting principles and see the reflection in the mirror!; Rule 17: Never forget: It is not your child's behavior, but rather your interpretation of that behavior |
Rule 18: Practice the art of active listening! Ask questions that require thinking-not interrogations that support predetermined conclusions!Rule 19: Always address every level of the child rearing problem!; Rule 20: Use the BARE essentials: Bonding, Active involvement, Respect for boundaries, and Education!; Rule 21: Make your child the center of attention from time to time! Love is vital!; Rule 22: Improve the hidden influences in your child's learning environment!; Rule 23: Give your children some space: A little distance can bring you even closer! |
Rule 24: Teach your child self-discipline by looking beyond your own fears and idealistic views!Rule 25: Avoid going down the "dead ends" of child rearing!; Rule 26: Practice 2-way conversations!; Rule 27: Escape from the self-expectations and enjoy the diversity of the world!; Rule 28: Provide encouragement, avoid disciplining!; Rule 29: Avoid overreaction or apologize for it!; Epilogue: The way out of the parenting doldrums; References |
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The 29 Rules for Smart Parenting are intended to help the reader to become more effective as parents and teachers. On this basis, any advice to establish a friendly relationship with your children misses the fundamental point in the parenting challenge: the responsibility felt and lived. This provides a feeling of security that is far different from feeling accepted in a friendly relationship. Children feel in this elevated awareness that something is expected of them, but at the same time, also know they are on "safe ground" to experiment, to try, and to fail. Such parenting builds trust and |
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