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Preface | p. ix |
Acknowledgments | p. xi |
Introduction | p. 1 |
Exploring Ideas: Embracing Inquiry and the Craft of Framing Meaningful Problems | |
Exploring the Multiple Purposes of Inquiry and Key Stakeholders | |
Introductory Essay | p. 9 |
Muddying the Waters Even More: The Many Faces of Empirical Educational Inquiry | p. 13 |
Speaking Truth to Policy and Practice | p. 29 |
Minding the Gap Between Research and Policy Making | p. 43 |
Formulating Meaningful Problems | |
Introductory Essay | p. 59 |
Developing and Framing Meaningful Problems | p. 63 |
Inquiry Through a Keyhole: Retroduction | p. 77 |
Reviewing Literature and Formulating Problems | p. 83 |
The Challenge of Framing a Problem: What Is Your Burning Question? | p. 93 |
Developing and Nurturing Interesting and Researchable Ideas | p. 111 |
Situating Ourselves and Our Inquiry: A First-Person Account | p. 127 |
Pursuing and sharing ideas: The design and conduct of inquiry and the communication of Results | |
Opportunities and Challenges in Designing and Conducting Inquiry | |
Introductory Essay | p. 141 |
Research Design in Qualitative/Quantitative/Mixed Methods | p. 147 |
Intellect, Light, and Shadow in Research Design | p. 165 |
Comparative Education: An Approach to Educational Inquiry | p. 183 |
Conceptualizing and Conducting Meaningful Research Studies in Education | p. 199 |
Constructing Data | p. 219 |
Constructing Analyses: The Development of Thoughtfulness in Working With Quantitative Methods | p. 245 |
Approaching Rigor in Applied Qualitative Research | p. 263 |
Constructing Conclusions | p. 281 |
Windows of Possibility: Perspectives on the Construction of Educational Researchers | p. 299 |
Education as Design for Learning: A Model for Integrating Education Inquiry Across Research Traditions | p. 323 |
Writing, Voicing, and Disseminating Research | |
Introductory Essay | p. 341 |
Cultivating Idea-Centric Writing in Our Teaching of Writing | p. 343 |
Writing in Education Research | p. 353 |
Experimenting With Voice and Reflexivity to Produce Multi-Voiced Texts | p. 367 |
Getting the Word Out: Challenges and Opportunities in Explaining Educational Research to the World | p. 381 |
Engaging Ideas: Reflections of Scholars | |
Reflections on Critical Incidents in Exemplary Inquiry | |
Introductory Essay | p. 397 |
Using Historical Methods to Explore Educational Questions | p. 401 |
Texts for Beginning Readers: The Search for Optimal Scaffolds | p. 413 |
Conducting Research on Leadership and Change in Education | p. 429 |
College Access and Educational Research: Persistent Problems and New Perspectives | p. 449 |
The Arc of Research | p. 473 |
Index | p. 487 |
About the Editors | p. 503 |
About the Section Editors | p. 505 |
About the Contributors | p. 507 |
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