Doing Educational Research In Rural Settings
Doing Educational Research in Rural Settings by Michael Corbett and Simone White is a 2014 paperback that unpacks the unique challenges educators face when studying remote communities. The 216-page guide blends theory with field-tested strategies, making it a go-to education research textbook for graduate students and rural studies scholars alike.
Taylor & Francis presents the title in a tidy 234 mm format that sits light at 340 g yet carries heavyweight insights on ethics, access, and place-based inquiry. Readers will appreciate how the authors weave rural education methodology with real-world examples, giving clear direction for designing respectful, community-centred projects.
This used copy keeps a smooth spine and crisp, uncreased pages free of highlighting or dog-ears. A handful of pages carry neat pencil underlines and margin notes—helpful hints left by a careful reader that can jump-start your own note-taking. A clean, affordable edition for anyone ready to explore educational research beyond city limits.
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