`This is a book that should be regarded as essential reading for those students following courses in education and social policy, particularly as masters level ''- International Journal of Educational Management
`I bought this book just a few days ago and I was surprised to realise the simple and yet scientific way it is written! I have started my postgraduate studies in Educational Management and this book will definitely make things easier! I would like to cordially thank Professor Wallace and Mrs Louise Poulson for this book which will help the majority of the students who enter the "labyrinth" of postgraduate research and surely need a kind of instruction manual to start! '' - Amazon Review
`One of the most useful books that I have come across for my students'' - Professor Les Bell, Director of Doctorate of Education, University of Leicester
`Very impressed with the first chapter. Have recommended it to our research department for use with our graduate students. Thorough and practical'' - Philip Hallinger, Executive Director of the College of Management, Mahidol University, Thailand
This unique book combines the teaching quality of a text with exemplary reports of small-scale and larger research studies, as well as a literature review by leading academics.
Part One shows how to develop as a critical reader and self-critical writer of literature; and how to apply these insights in planning a written assignment, dissertation or thesis. The boo Less
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