Researching with Children and Young People
Research Design, Methods and Analysis
- Kay Tisdall - University of Edinburgh, UK
- John M Davis - University of Edinburgh, UK
- Michael Gallagher - Manchester Metropolitan University, UK
The book is structured around five core areas covering:
- Introduction to research with children and young people
- Ethics
- Data collection and analysis
- Involving children and young people
- Dissemination and engagement
Packed with activities, discussion questions, top tips, research tools, useful suggestions, and practical advice, this text will appeal to practitioners, graduate students, and researchers in education, sociology, human geography, social policy, social work, and nursing.
A good book with some exellent case studies but too narrow in focus and content for recomended reading.
This is a book i would recommend for anyone considering research with children and young people. It highlights many relevant areas and its section on ethics is the best i have seen written. Clear, concise and thought provoking - a very good text for students.
This is a helpful book for people who are researching in this context. It provides a rigorous yet accessible introduction to the topic and highlights some of the important ethical and other issues that researchers in this field need to take into account.
This is such a good book! It is accessible and yet detailed. I very much like the writing style and will be informing my students of it immediately!
A very useful book for students starting out in small scale research with children.
A thorough and well written book. A useful text for my third year group conducting a small-scale research project.
an excellent text that gives students practical thoughts as well as sound theoretical knowledge
This text offers very useful advice for researchers working with children. As such it will be of benefit to some of our students, depending on the nature of the research they are intending to carry out. However, we will not be adopting it as a core text.
This text will be useful for students embarking on their own research journey. The presentation of actual research projects in a different format to academic journal articles is a useful adjunct for final year dissertation students.
The case study approach is likely to provide helpful exemplification to inexperienced u/g researchers
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