Psychological research in the classroom : issues for educators and researchers /
[edited by] Teresa M. Amabile, Margaret L. Stubbs.
- New York : Pergamon Press, c1982.
- xiv, 267 p. ; 24 cm.
- Pergamon general psychology series ; 108 .
Includes bibliographies and indexes.
Preface
Acknowledgments
Part I: The Issues
Introduction to Part I
1 Psychological Research in the Classroom: An Introduction to the Issues
2 Conversation I: The Gap between Teachers and Researchers
3 Conversation II: Issues in the Application of Research Results
4 A Visit to the Teachers' Lounge: A Dialogue on School Research
Part II: What Research Can Offer
Introduction to Part II
5 Social Psychologists in the Classroom
6 Developmental Psychologists in the Classroom
7 The Knowledge Base on Teaching: It's Here, Now
8 Methodology: Considerations for Classroom Research
Part III: Practitioners' Roles in Research
Introduction to Part III
9 Personal Research
10 Design Criteria for Collaborative Classroom Research
11 Practitioners and Research: A Practitioner's View
12 How Educators Make Decisions about Research: Research in the Brookline Public Schools
Part IV: Practitioners' Research Needs
Introduction to Part IV
13 Teacher Talk as a Tool for Effective Research
14 Writing about Practice
15 Case Study I: A Program for the Gifted
16 Case Study II: A Day Care Center
Part V: Prospects for Research in the Classroom
Introduction to Part V
17 Guess Who's Coming to the Classroom
18 Beyond the Ivory Tower
19 Some Guidelines for Collaboration between Educators and Researchers