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Communications and impact
Engagement with users throughout the research process and effective communication for maximum impact on policy and practice has been a defining feature of TLRP. For this reason, TLRP has specially commissioned a number of guides on research communication and impact, with practitioners.
Guides
Communicating new knowledge to practitioners by P.Cordingley
Educational research commissioned by/for policy audiences by L.Saunders
Supporting teachers' engagement in and with research by L.Saunders
Resources from RCBN and Journal: communications and impact by C. Taylor
Additional Resources
Most TLRP research projects reported on aspects of the ethical, philosophical or other foundations of educational research, so please use the search facility to explore further, but here is a small selection of resources in this area drawn from the TLRP database:
Yee, W; Andrews, J (2006) Professional researcher or a 'good guest'? Ethical dilemmas involved in researching children and families in the home setting
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Macnab, N; Thomas, G (2007) Quality in research and the significance of community assessment and peer review: education's idiosyncrasy
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Elliott, J; Lukes, D (2008) Epistemology as ethics in research and policy: the use of case studies
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Desforges, C (2000) Familiar challenges and new approaches: necessary advances in theory and methods in research on teaching and learning
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Nixon, J (2005) Education for the good society: the integrity of academic practice
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Carmichael, P; Youdell, D (2007) Using Virtual Collaboration Environments for Education Research: Some Ethical Considerations
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Biesta, G (2009) Educational Research, Democracy and TLRP
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Thomas, G; Gorard, S (2007) Quality in Educational Research
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Waltz, M (2007) The relationship of ethics to quality: a particular case of research in autism
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