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Wasn't relevant to the research project that my learners needed to carry out (action research). However this may be useful for learners who are studying a BA or MA in the area of education.

I have used aspects of this text with L6 research students. It provides alternative perspectives to fundamental research principles.

Lay-out is very user-friendly.
Key points in boxes are helpful.
The appendices are very helpful indeed - especially the glossary and the appendix containing a number of photocopiable templates - also available electronically.
Some of the activities (with answers supplied) could be used in learning and teaching sessions in preparation for students carrying out research.
Advantages/disadvantages of methods are clear-cut and should be helpful in both planning and discussing limitations of research projects carried out.

This book provides step by step guidance and thought provoking questions to assist students. Key points and case studies are especially helpful

A useful book for students starting out on their first education research project

The additional support and resources provided by this book was invauable in professional studies for the PGCE students

Even where students are not undertaking full-scale research projects, this book will give insight to help them develop their own reflective, evidence-based practice.

An excellent introduction to initial research.Clearly written and very practical.

Final year students on our BA (Hons) Education find this a very useful source of guidance and support with their dissertations

This is a clear and accessible text for undergraduate & post graduate researchers in education. It provides a bacground in all relevant areas of reasearch for this level of work

A quite useful book for advanced BA and beginning MA students. It's simple language helps students to understand the research process well. Links to online sources are very useful.

Very clear text. Key points are helpful. Useful as a foundation for new research students. The project sheets provide good starting points and solutions to activities are included at the end of the book.

A useful beginner's guide to research projects for students studying up to intermediate level and conducting small scale projects on early years practice and children's learning.

Easy to access text

This book is packed with detailed and easy to follow guidance. Such a great resource.

This is being recommended to our 4th year BA students and our MaST specialist teachers [ 60 students]. This book provides a guide as to how to go about each stage of the research project in a clear and accessible manner.

Thisbook has proved very popular with students across all the year groups. First years find it accessible toget started andthrid years hav used it extwnsively in their end of year projects.

A useful addition to our list of suggested reading

A clear book that outlines the stages in your project, full of key tips, an excellent core book

'Mike Lambert's book is a useful source of information, helping to create and shape your research methods project. The book contains detailed chapters with easy to follow guidelines, tips and suggestions ensuring help at every step of the way from start to finish'
-Alexander Miesen, student, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences