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Managing research projects

Posted by: Robin Hall, research and development manager, Posted on: 12 April 2016 - Categories: R&D practical advice, Research and development
managing research projects

Practical advice on school-led research – in the third blog in a series on research in schools, Robin Hall looks at the advice from schools who took part in the Closing the gap: test and learn research project.

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Designing randomised controlled trials

Posted by: Robin Hall, research and development manager, Posted on: 12 April 2016 - Categories: R&D practical advice, Research and development
designing randomised controlled trials

Practical advice on school-led research – in the second blog in a series on research in schools, Robin Hall looks at how to set up randomised controlled trials.

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Choosing classroom interventions

Posted by: Robin Hall, research and development manager, Posted on: 12 April 2016 - Categories: R&D practical advice, Research and development, School-led system
choosing classroom interventions

Practical advice on school-led research – in the first of a series of blogs on research in schools, Robin Hall looks at approaches to testing interventions in the classroom.

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