Qualitative Research I
Researchers attempt to understand how one or more individuals experience a phenomenon.
Phenomenology
Researchers study a particular type of individuals, groups, organizations, or programs.
Case Study
Researchers statistically compare behaviors or traits of two groups.
Non- Experimental Study (e.g. correlational research).
Researches use a mixture or combination of quantitative and qualitative methods.
Mixed Method Research
Article that present new approaches to research or modifications of existing methods
Methodological Paper
It is an approach to generate and develop a theory from the data you collect in a research study.
Grounded Theory
Researchers create two equal groups, manipulate independent variables, and observe what happens
Experimental Research
Paper that aim for continuous development of educational theory and to stimulate discussion of educational concepts.
Theoretical/Conceptual Paper
Description of an innovative teaching strategy, resources (e.g. books, films, apps, and games), and current topics that could be applied to classrooms.
Practitioner Papers
Researchers describe culture of a group of people.
Ethnography
Researchers explore stories of participants' lived experiences and explore their experiences in relational ways.
Narrative Inquiry
Researchers study existing two groups that share common characteristics.
Quasi- Experimental Study
A structured review of existing research studies on a specific topic or issue
Systematic Literature Review
A scholarly paper by doctoral candidates as a part of their requirements to obtain a doctoral degree.
Doctoral Dissertation
Researchers use the findings from a group of published research studies to answer a new research question
Meta-Analysis Study
Critical analysis, and/or evaluation of the quality, meaning, and significance of a book.
Book Review
A paper that expresses unique argument (or a view) about a topic by critically reviewing existing literature from a particular angle.
Review Essay