Research In Public Elementary And Secondary School
Research in Public Elementary and Secondary School
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Research in Public Elementary and Secondary Schools – SBE Graded A+
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Research In Public Elementary And Secondary School
Research in Public Elementary and
Secondary Schools – SBE Graded A+
What is the primary purpose of conducting research in public schools?
The primary purpose of conducting research in public schools is to improve educational
practices and outcomes for students.
What is required for a stu...
Research in Public Elementary and
Secondary Schools – SBE Graded A+
What is the primary purpose of conducting research in public schools?
✔✔The primary purpose of conducting research in public schools is to improve educational
practices and outcomes for students.
What is required for a study involving human subjects in schools?
✔✔A study involving human subjects in schools requires informed consent from parents or
guardians.
What type of information can schools disclose without consent?
✔✔Schools can disclose directory information, such as a student's name and contact information,
without consent.
What does FERPA stand for?
✔✔FERPA stands for the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act.
Which agency oversees the protection of student data in educational research?
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, ✔✔The Department of Education oversees the protection of student data in educational research.
What is the role of Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) in school research?
✔✔IRBs review research proposals to ensure ethical standards are met and that the rights of
participants are protected.
What must researchers provide to parents before involving their children in a study?
✔✔Researchers must provide parents with information about the study's purpose, procedures,
risks, and benefits.
Under what circumstances can schools conduct research without parental consent?
✔✔Schools can conduct research without parental consent if it involves non-identifiable
information or is considered exempt under certain federal regulations.
What is the Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment (PPRA)?
✔✔The PPRA provides certain rights to parents regarding surveys and evaluations of their
children.
What is an important consideration when conducting surveys in schools?
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