How to Design and Evaluate Research in Education Information Center: Supplements


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	Student Edition
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How to Design and Evaluate Research in Education, 6/e

Jack R. Fraenkel, San Francisco State University
Norman E. Wallen, Professor Emeritus San Francisco State University

Supplements

Student Mastery Activities Book, with over 100 activities that allow students to practice with key concepts explained in the text
Student Research Companion CD-ROM with study resources such as the student study guide with audio clips; practice resources including SPSS and Excel data sets and data analysis examples; and research resources such as a statistics programs and applets, a Research Wizard, a listing of professional journals, the Bibliomaker citation engine, an Internet primer, and The McGraw-Hill Guide to Electronic Research
Online Learning Center featuring a student study guide and online resources including the password-protected PowerWeb
PowerWeb, free with every new copy of the text, offers a searchable database of current online journal articles from sources like Phi Delta Kappan, Educational Leadership, Educational Researcher, and Childhood Education, as well as a 24-hour newsfeed: visit www.mhhe.com/powerweb!
SPSS 13.0 Student Software pack, available for packaging at a reduced price
Instructor’s Resource CD-ROM (with Instructor’s Manual, test bank, PowerPoint slides)
CPS (Classroom Performance System) by eInstruction content
Blackboard and WebCT cartridges

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