Research methods applied to education Flashcards

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What was the experiment conducted by Rosenthal and Jacobson (1968)?

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They gave false information of the students IQs, mixing and changing these statistics for certain students; in hopes to prove self-fulfilling prophecies.

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What was the experiment conducted by Harvey and Slatin (1976)?

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They used photographs of children from different social classes and asked teachers to rate their likely performance in education.

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What was the experiment conducted by Jane Elliot (1968)?

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On the first day of the experiment, she told brown-eyed children that they were inferior to blue-eyed children

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What was the questionnaire conducted by Alice Sullivan (2001)?

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She asked 465 pupils about their parent’s education qualifications, and involvement of the children in cultural activities

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What was the interview conducted by William Labov (1973)?

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He used interviews with young black American children to investigate whether children from disadvantaged backgrounds had poor language skills.

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What was the observation conducted by Devine (2003)?

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She observed classrooms and playgrounds in three primary schools in Ireland, to see their behaviour and true-school culture.

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What is the Hawthorne effect?

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When people being observed in observational research or an experiment change their behaviour because they are aware that they are being monitored.

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What was the experiment using official statistics conducted by Modood?

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He examined data on the proportion of pupils five or more GCSEs at grades A*-C in different ethnic groups.

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