Doing Educational Research In Rural Settings
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Doing Educational Research in Rural Settings by Michael Corbett and Simone White is a 2014 paperback that guides education scholars through the unique challenges of studying classrooms, communities and cultures beyond city limits. Rural education research demands special ethical, logistical and methodological considerations, all of which this concise 216-page Taylor & Francis textbook explores with clarity and practical examples.
Corbett and White draw on extensive field experience to show how place, distance and community relationships shape data collection and interpretation. Graduate students planning thesis work, classroom teachers investigating local issues, and policy researchers targeting regional disparities will find step-by-step strategies for designing respectful, impactful studies in small towns and remote schools.
This used copy presents a smooth, uncreased spine and crisp, unmarked outer pages; only a handful of leaves carry light pencil underlining and neat margin notes, leaving plenty of space for your own reflections. Free of highlighting, dog-ears or odors, the book is ready for immediate reading, annotation or course reference.
An affordable addition to any education research library, this edition offers durable sewn binding and quality paper that will travel well to field sites, seminars or study groups. Secure your copy of Doing Educational Research in Rural Settings today and start crafting rigorous, community-engaged scholarship wherever the map turns quiet.