Corpus linguistics, applied linguistics & technology in language education
In this session we’ll look at some corpus linguistics methods that can be used to analyse a text or a group of texts automatically. You can find further information and resources in my book Corpus Linguistics for Education. A Guide for Research. Routledge. In a way, corpus linguistics could be seen as a type of … Read more
This is a nice short intro to mixed methods where you can see Dr Creswell decribing how to use diaries and focus gropus to develop surveys.
Oxford-Cambridge PhD students’ exchange seminar. Department of Education, University of Oxford. June 1, 2018. Keynote: Education and learning research in the age of complexity and fragmentation: an introspection On 1 June 2018 I had the privilege to deliver a keynote on the Oxford-Cambridge PhD in Education exchange. I discussed the impact of the ideas of … Read more
Making the Links: from theory to research design and back again The video is a film of the lecture given by Professor Madeleine Arnot for the M.Phil, M.Ed, Ph.D and Ed.D courses on educational research. It offers students a chance to think about some recent debates about the role of theory in research, and … Read more
Discussion points (a suggestion) -Your position as a researcher. Do you have one? Do you need one after all? -How important is “critique” in your process to become a researcher or practice research? -Why do you want to carry out research? -How do you understand “evidence” in your own research project/practice? -How do Research … Read more