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| Written by Mirosław Leszczyński |
| Saturday, 30 October 2010 08:41 |
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Laboratory Characteristics
Laboratory of Research, Analysis and Strategy Development in educational research is an organizational unit of the Centre for Continuing Education in Białystok was created in 2009 by a decision of the Mayor of Bialystok, dated 3 March 2009. Laboratory Activities are directed primarily to issues of education in the context of socio-economic conditions. Principal activity:
Scope of work Taken in the Joomla system Conducting consultations and in particular the following issues: didactic measurement of e-learning platform Moodle construction and testing to standardize teaching , preparation of reports for local government, diagnosing the needs of teacher training, educational managers, teachers and supervisors leading authorities on measuring and evaluating school performance; conducting research commissioned in school, analysis of results and use results to develop remedial plans and programs; advice for teachers on teaching design tests and analysis of learning outcomes; Planned research projects to be implemented in the near term: Examine the need for competition among employers Podlasie. Barometer jobs. Study of the fate of graduates of vocational schools. Education and training in Bialystok. Methodology Laboratory provides the proper conduct of research through the proper selection of statistical units and standardized measurement tools. Among the projects are carried out both studies complete and partial. Given the methods used in selecting individuals to attempt to apply both the Department of randomization, as well as purposeful. Among the forms of research used in laboratory applies the method of partial representative, monographic and questionnaires. Laboratory carries out research, both quantitative and qualitative. Quantitative research: In these studies typically used large samples of research. The results can be generalized to the entire surveyed population / generalization, however, is burdened with pre-established statistical error. Qualitative Research: Types: IDI - deepened a personal interview - to reach the deepest needs and motivations, often hidden. FGI - focused group interview - to get to the motivation and test them in the group. Group discussion - to examine the reaction of a group and find a rational benefit. The expert group - to explore the trends, anticipate what will happen in the future. |
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