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Description
The research syntheses promote the transfer of scientific knowledge into practice by bridging the gap between educational research and educational practice. They not only provide an overview but also offer decision-making foundations. As a result, they facilitate access to educational research for teachers, schools, parents, administrators, and policymakers.
Layman's description
Research syntheses create a comprehensive overview of the state of research on a particular topic area. By summarizing existing research findings from individual studies, research syntheses make it possible to reassess and classify these results and findings. Additionally, this method also aims to highlight, discuss and explain contradictory research findings from individual studies.
All research syntheses follow a specific procedure.
The literature search is the first step of the research synthesis. For this purpose, we define keywords on certain thematic aspects, according to which we search subject-specific databases. In doing so, we include international research. These not only provide us with ideas for our own practice, but also allow us to compare different school systems and to identify and explain differences and similarities.
In the phase of Screening, we screen all hits from the Literature Search. Based on the title and the abstract of the individual studies found, we check whether they are relevant for our research synthesis. For the individual study to be considered, all inclusion criteria must be met. These can be of a content-related nature or concern the method of the individual studies.
In the course of Coding, we work with the individual studies classified as relevant in the inclusion and exclusion coding phase. We review them in detail and systematically work through their content. To do this, we extract the information from the individual studies that will be used to create the research synthesis. If a closer look at an individual study reveals that it is not relevant to the research synthesis question after all, it can also be excluded in this step.
All research syntheses follow a specific procedure.
The literature search is the first step of the research synthesis. For this purpose, we define keywords on certain thematic aspects, according to which we search subject-specific databases. In doing so, we include international research. These not only provide us with ideas for our own practice, but also allow us to compare different school systems and to identify and explain differences and similarities.
In the phase of Screening, we screen all hits from the Literature Search. Based on the title and the abstract of the individual studies found, we check whether they are relevant for our research synthesis. For the individual study to be considered, all inclusion criteria must be met. These can be of a content-related nature or concern the method of the individual studies.
In the course of Coding, we work with the individual studies classified as relevant in the inclusion and exclusion coding phase. We review them in detail and systematically work through their content. To do this, we extract the information from the individual studies that will be used to create the research synthesis. If a closer look at an individual study reveals that it is not relevant to the research synthesis question after all, it can also be excluded in this step.
| Short title | Forschungssynthesen am ZIB |
|---|---|
| Acronym | ForSynZIB |
| Status | Finished |
| Effective start/end date | 1/11/20 → 31/12/23 |
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