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Qualitative Comparative Analysis in Education Research: Its Current
We introduce the foundations of QCA, outline the promise it holds for education research, systematically review and appraise empirical education research that has applied QCA, and complement this review with a review of research from outside the field that may serve as inspiration for education researchers. ... Comparative Political Studies, 49 ...
Comparative Education Research: Approaches and Methods
This book considers issues and challenges associated with research involving many different units of comparison: place, systems, time, cultures, etc; First edition is widely adopted as textbook in the comparative education modules in various universities internationally
The Need for Comparative Studies in Teacher Education
Comparative studies seek to explore and understand how education approaches and policies spread globally and impact local systems. The belief that education can vastly improve the human condition is at the center of comparative education (Arnove, 2013). Studies in comparative education take different forms.
Qualitative Comparative Analysis in Education Research: Its Current
Woulfin and colleagues' studies on educational reform are especially noteworthy in this respect (Trujillo & Woulfin, 2014; ... This includes comparative education research at the country level, special education research that has few students with relevant characteristics eligible for the study, and organizational studies at the school or ...
The SAGE Handbook of Comparative Studies in Education
This handbook explores international educational practices and behaviours through new research and a review of existing research, with chapters spread across six parts: Part I: The Status of Comparative Education Research. Part II: Measurement Methods in Comparative Education Research. Part III: Research Practices in Comparative Studies of ...
Comparative Education Research: Approaches and Methods
Comparative Education Research: Approaches and Methods. January 2007. 19. DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4020-6189-9. Publisher: Comparative Education Research Centre, The University of Hong Kongomparative ...
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The public history of comparative education research identifies educational space through knowledge building projects that constitute 'the other' as an object of study (Nóvoa and Yariv-Marshal Citation 2003). These projects make the 'object', a concept, discourse or identity, knowable and actionable from the vantage point of ...
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This part of the study rehearses some of the considerations of method in comparative studies in education. The comparison of the educational systems of several countries lends itself to a variety of methods of treatment, depending somewhat on its purpose.[1] Much effort has been expended on discussion of appropriate methods in comparative ...
The SAGE Handbook of Comparative Studies in Education
Chapter 1: The Status of Comparative Education Research in the 21st Century: An Empiricist's View. Chapter 2: Critical Challenges in Approaches and Experience in Comparative Education Research. Chapter 3: Enduring Issues in Education: Comparative Perspectives. Chapter 4: Riddled with Gaping Wounds: A Methodological Critique of Comparative and ...
Understanding International and Comparative Education Research
Comparison is fundamental to all forms of educational research. Traditionally, the field of comparative education has had a cross-national focus, though there is no inherent reason why this must be the case and indeed many insights can be gained from cross-fertilisation with the approaches of researchers who make comparisons across different units of analysis within countries.
Comparative and International Research in Education: scope, problems
comparative studies in education are among the oldest areas of specialisation within the field of study, they have been perceived by many educationists as an esoteric, even arcane pursuit, far removed from the mainstream of educational research (Watson & Williams, 1984). The decline in courses of ' comparative
Methodology of comparative studies in education
Introduction. A comparative study can be considered when individuals or teams study particular topic or. phenomenon in the formation of two or more countries. The individuals or teams must take ...
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Since 1988, the Board on International Comparative Studies in Education (BICSE) at the (U.S.) National Research Council of the National Academies has engaged in activities designed to increase the rigor and sophistication of international comparative studies in education by encouraging synergies between large and smaller scale international ...
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In this study, we conducted a survey of articles published between 2000 and 2014 in Comparative Education Review, Comparative Education, and Compare to discern the changes in patterns and ...
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methods studies in comparative education. Based on journal articles, three different types of studies will be introduced, analysed and discussed. Core work by Ragin the ... Hong Kong: Comparative Education Research Centre, University of Hong Kong. Raffe, D. (2007). Learning from 'home international' comparisons: 14-19 policy across the
Qualitative Comparative Analysis in Education Research: Its Current
QCA constitutes one of the few genuine methodological innovations in the social sciences over the past decades (Gerring, 2001), and its potential has increasingly been recognized and harnessed through empirical research in fields such as political science, sociology, and management (Rihoux et al., 2013). QCA conceptualizes causal.
Comparative Research, Higher Education
Within and along with the field of higher education research, comparative research has developed continuously from the 1960s onward and has played an important role for its evolution (Teichler 1996).During the 1970s, following the first wave of university expansion in different countries, higher education research became an institutionalized field of studies in various countries around the world.
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New Directions in Comparative Education Research, vol. 1, this phenomenon is in evidence; and yet the breadth and scope of the discourse contained in the book make clear that far from undermining its potential uses, the multifarious aspects of the field constitute one of comparative education's greatest strengths. The book is the first in a ...
The state and 'field' of comparative higher education
Comparative higher education is arguably lagging behind its sister field of comparative education. It has been developed more recently, lacks in institutional structure, its intellectual debate is marginal, and its political construction is incomplete. Yet, despite the pitfalls of comparative higher education research, this article argues that ...
Full article: Comparative education: and now?
Our 'applied' academic comparative education (in the sense of consultancies and funded research and the teaching of large numbers of 'international' students) helps to keep the field of study of comparative education relatively free to pursue critical, incoherent or coherent, academic agendas. However, the price is high.
Comparative Approaches In Studying Teacher Education: Reflections On
This focus on teaching and teachers in the comparative study of educational systems remained at the core of the field's scholarly pursuits, but contextual factors or phenomena outside the schools also became aspects worthy of closer examination. ... Comparative education research, Second edition. Springer. Crossley, M., & Watson, K. (2009 ...
Qualitative comparative analysis in educational policy research
Qualitative comparative analysis (QCA) is a method of qualitative research that we argue can help to answer these kinds of questions in studies of educational policies and reforms. QCA is a case-oriented research method designed to identify causal relationships between variables and a particular outcome ( Fiss, 2010 ; Ragin, 2008 ).
Research in Comparative and International Education
Research in Comparative and International Education is a peer-reviewed international journal, edited by Hubert Ertl of the University of Paderborn, assisted by an Editorial Board and an International Advisory Board of international scholars with a wide range of expertise in comparative and international studies. View full journal description
Higher education as a public good and social cohesion: an exploratory
Theoretical considerations: Higher education as a public good and social cohesion. The crucial importance of higher education nowadays for the development and prosperity of both individuals and societies is reflected in the intensified debate about its character as a good, i.e. whether it is a private, public, or common good and what kind of goods are produced by higher education (Boyadjieva ...
Education and income inequality in rural areas: A comparative study
In examining the nexus between education and income levels in rural areas amid contemporary challenges, this article reveals the critical role of education in addressing issues of accessibility and quality in these regions. Utilizing an experimental design with 116 participants in rural China, the study introduced a novel teaching approach to the experimental group, resulting in significant ...
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We introduce the foundations of QCA, outline the promise it holds for education research, systematically review and appraise empirical education research that has applied QCA, and complement this review with a review of research from outside the field that may serve as inspiration for education researchers. ... Comparative Political Studies, 49 ...
This book considers issues and challenges associated with research involving many different units of comparison: place, systems, time, cultures, etc; First edition is widely adopted as textbook in the comparative education modules in various universities internationally
Comparative studies seek to explore and understand how education approaches and policies spread globally and impact local systems. The belief that education can vastly improve the human condition is at the center of comparative education (Arnove, 2013). Studies in comparative education take different forms.
Woulfin and colleagues' studies on educational reform are especially noteworthy in this respect (Trujillo & Woulfin, 2014; ... This includes comparative education research at the country level, special education research that has few students with relevant characteristics eligible for the study, and organizational studies at the school or ...
This handbook explores international educational practices and behaviours through new research and a review of existing research, with chapters spread across six parts: Part I: The Status of Comparative Education Research. Part II: Measurement Methods in Comparative Education Research. Part III: Research Practices in Comparative Studies of ...
Comparative Education Research: Approaches and Methods. January 2007. 19. DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4020-6189-9. Publisher: Comparative Education Research Centre, The University of Hong Kongomparative ...
The public history of comparative education research identifies educational space through knowledge building projects that constitute 'the other' as an object of study (Nóvoa and Yariv-Marshal Citation 2003). These projects make the 'object', a concept, discourse or identity, knowable and actionable from the vantage point of ...
This part of the study rehearses some of the considerations of method in comparative studies in education. The comparison of the educational systems of several countries lends itself to a variety of methods of treatment, depending somewhat on its purpose.[1] Much effort has been expended on discussion of appropriate methods in comparative ...
Chapter 1: The Status of Comparative Education Research in the 21st Century: An Empiricist's View. Chapter 2: Critical Challenges in Approaches and Experience in Comparative Education Research. Chapter 3: Enduring Issues in Education: Comparative Perspectives. Chapter 4: Riddled with Gaping Wounds: A Methodological Critique of Comparative and ...
Comparison is fundamental to all forms of educational research. Traditionally, the field of comparative education has had a cross-national focus, though there is no inherent reason why this must be the case and indeed many insights can be gained from cross-fertilisation with the approaches of researchers who make comparisons across different units of analysis within countries.
comparative studies in education are among the oldest areas of specialisation within the field of study, they have been perceived by many educationists as an esoteric, even arcane pursuit, far removed from the mainstream of educational research (Watson & Williams, 1984). The decline in courses of ' comparative
Introduction. A comparative study can be considered when individuals or teams study particular topic or. phenomenon in the formation of two or more countries. The individuals or teams must take ...
Since 1988, the Board on International Comparative Studies in Education (BICSE) at the (U.S.) National Research Council of the National Academies has engaged in activities designed to increase the rigor and sophistication of international comparative studies in education by encouraging synergies between large and smaller scale international ...
In this study, we conducted a survey of articles published between 2000 and 2014 in Comparative Education Review, Comparative Education, and Compare to discern the changes in patterns and ...
methods studies in comparative education. Based on journal articles, three different types of studies will be introduced, analysed and discussed. Core work by Ragin the ... Hong Kong: Comparative Education Research Centre, University of Hong Kong. Raffe, D. (2007). Learning from 'home international' comparisons: 14-19 policy across the
QCA constitutes one of the few genuine methodological innovations in the social sciences over the past decades (Gerring, 2001), and its potential has increasingly been recognized and harnessed through empirical research in fields such as political science, sociology, and management (Rihoux et al., 2013). QCA conceptualizes causal.
Within and along with the field of higher education research, comparative research has developed continuously from the 1960s onward and has played an important role for its evolution (Teichler 1996).During the 1970s, following the first wave of university expansion in different countries, higher education research became an institutionalized field of studies in various countries around the world.
New Directions in Comparative Education Research, vol. 1, this phenomenon is in evidence; and yet the breadth and scope of the discourse contained in the book make clear that far from undermining its potential uses, the multifarious aspects of the field constitute one of comparative education's greatest strengths. The book is the first in a ...
Comparative higher education is arguably lagging behind its sister field of comparative education. It has been developed more recently, lacks in institutional structure, its intellectual debate is marginal, and its political construction is incomplete. Yet, despite the pitfalls of comparative higher education research, this article argues that ...
Our 'applied' academic comparative education (in the sense of consultancies and funded research and the teaching of large numbers of 'international' students) helps to keep the field of study of comparative education relatively free to pursue critical, incoherent or coherent, academic agendas. However, the price is high.
This focus on teaching and teachers in the comparative study of educational systems remained at the core of the field's scholarly pursuits, but contextual factors or phenomena outside the schools also became aspects worthy of closer examination. ... Comparative education research, Second edition. Springer. Crossley, M., & Watson, K. (2009 ...
Qualitative comparative analysis (QCA) is a method of qualitative research that we argue can help to answer these kinds of questions in studies of educational policies and reforms. QCA is a case-oriented research method designed to identify causal relationships between variables and a particular outcome ( Fiss, 2010 ; Ragin, 2008 ).
Research in Comparative and International Education is a peer-reviewed international journal, edited by Hubert Ertl of the University of Paderborn, assisted by an Editorial Board and an International Advisory Board of international scholars with a wide range of expertise in comparative and international studies. View full journal description
Theoretical considerations: Higher education as a public good and social cohesion. The crucial importance of higher education nowadays for the development and prosperity of both individuals and societies is reflected in the intensified debate about its character as a good, i.e. whether it is a private, public, or common good and what kind of goods are produced by higher education (Boyadjieva ...
In examining the nexus between education and income levels in rural areas amid contemporary challenges, this article reveals the critical role of education in addressing issues of accessibility and quality in these regions. Utilizing an experimental design with 116 participants in rural China, the study introduced a novel teaching approach to the experimental group, resulting in significant ...