Ethical pitfalls and political perils of classroom-based research
Document Type
Journal Article
Publisher
WAIER
Faculty
Faculty of Community Services, Education and Social Sciences
School
School of Education
RAS ID
2322
Abstract
This paper addresses ethical and political dilemmas of classroom-based research. Ethical stances associated with research purpose, informed consent, epistemology, trust and anonymity are discussed. In addition, I touch briefly on the politics of relations with research participants and the politics of institutional life. The paper is a personal account of ethical implications of the conduct of my doctoral study and is the result of critical reflection on the study at its conclusion. The intended audience is doctoral and other post-graduate students who are about to undertake research projects or who are in the midst of a project.
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Comments
Forster, P. A. (2003). Ethical pitfalls and political perils of classroom-based research. Issues in Educational Research, 13(1), 53-65. Available here