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Cleland, Virginia – Nursing Outlook, 1975
If research is to be truly integrated throughout the entire spectrum of nursing education, then graduate education must use the resources and potentials of nurse researchers more productively and more constructively. (Author)
Descriptors: Graduate Study, Nursing, Research, Research Needs
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Muirhead, Brent – USDLA Journal, 2002
Highlights ways for doctoral students to conduct an effective literature review. Discusses the problem formulation stage; conducting an effective literature review and the benefits of a literature review; an example of literature review material; and tips for writing a literature review. (AEF)
Descriptors: Doctoral Dissertations, Graduate Study, Guidelines, Higher Education
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Christman, Jolley Bruce – Anthropology and Education Quarterly, 1988
Describes a researcher's subjective experience of fieldwork conducted among other women graduate students. Focuses on interactions between the researcher and her informants, and discusses how these interactions affected the research, the findings, and the researcher. The emotional stresses and ethical dilemmas encountered by a feminist researcher…
Descriptors: Ethics, Ethnography, Experimenter Characteristics, Females
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Van Rooy, Wilhelmina – 1998
The ways in which potential problems in terms of validity were addressed by a beginning researcher conducting research into teacher attitudes are described. The researcher, a doctoral candidate, studied the beliefs, attitudes, and values of four experienced high school biology teachers. Principles and practices of research were set into place…
Descriptors: Controversial Issues (Course Content), Educational Research, Foreign Countries, Graduate Students
LaFromboise, Teresa D.; Plake, Barbara S. – 1981
American Indian participation in educational research suffers from minimal involvement of tribal people in the research effort, the obtrusive role of researchers, controversies over the content of published research, and inadequate preparation of researchers sensitive to American Indian community needs. Existing supplementary training methods to…
Descriptors: American Indian Studies, American Indians, Cultural Education, Curriculum Development