Your Opinion, Please!: How to Build the Best Questionnaires in the Field of Education

Cox, James B.

ISBN 10: 0803965230 / ISBN 13: 9780803965232

Published by Corwin, 1996

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• Title: Your Opinion, Please!: How to Build the Best Questionnaires in the Field of Education
• Publisher: Corwin
• Publication Date: 1996
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0803965230
• ISBN 13: 9780803965232
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

"Clear, to the point, and the use of the ′model′ is excellent."
Chester McCall, Professor
Pepperdine University

"A wonderful, practical guide for practitioners who need information they can depend on. I wish I′d had this handbook to consult while planning my own research projects."
Maggie Szabo, Executive Director
California Center for School Restructuring

What′s the best way to obtain the information you need? How can you obtain valid research data? By asking questions, of course, especially in survey questionnaires. And that′s just what this compact, informative guide will teach you to do. Learn how to:

• Compose clear, incisive questions
• Write easy-to-follow directions
• Ensure response to your questionnaire
• Analyze and evaluate the data
• Report and use your valuable findings

Cox has written a practical, step-by-step manual to help you get the answers you′re looking for. The author includes examples of good (and bad) ways to ask for information, samples of pre-questionnaire letters and follow-up forms, and a checklist for you to use in evaluating your survey.

 

 

Review

"Clear, to the point, and the use of the ′model′ is excellent."

Author: Chester McCall, Professor of Research Methods

"Just the sort of help educators need to better understand our constituents and our challenge."

Author: Paul Houston, Executive Director

"A wonderful, practical guide for practitioners who need information they can depend on. I wish I′d had this handbook to consult while planning my own research projects."

Author: Maggie Szabo, Executive Director