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Research Methods in Sport (Active Learning in Sport Series)

Research Methods in Sport (Active Learning in Sport Series)

by Mark Smith (Author), Mark Smith (Author)

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    Illustrated 2017

    $91.07
Synopsis

Packed full of essential tools and tips, this second edition is your quick-start guide to undertaking research within real world of sport. Using clear, accessible language, Smith maps an easy-to-follow journey through the research process, drawing upon the most up-to-date evidence and resources to help you select the most appropriate research approach for your project. Throughout the book you will discover:

  • Key points that highlight important definitions and theories;
  • Reflection points to help you make connections between key concepts and your research;
  • Learning activities to put your newfound knowledge into practice;
  • Further reading to explore the wider context of sport research in the real world.

Featuring over thirty-five case studies of students' and academics' research in practice, this book is the perfect guide-by-your-side to have during your own sport research.

$91.07

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11 in stock

More Information

Format: Illustrated
 Pages: 216
 Edition: Second
 Publisher: Learning Matters
Published: 06 Dec 2017
ISBN 10: 1526423502
ISBN 13: 9781526423504

Media Reviews
Students of sport often doubt the value of research. This book works to change that mindset. It explains what research is, how sports research is done, and shows how research in sport advances the discipline.
-- John Bidewell
Author Bio
Dr Mark F. Smith is both the Director of Education within the College of Social Science and Principal Lecturer within the School of Sport and Exercise Science, at the University of Lincoln. Having obtained his PhD in Sport Science at the University of Kent, he began teaching in Higher Education in 2001 and is a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. As an active researcher and practitioner, he is responsible for providing strategic leadership in the enhancement of student learning opportunities as well as supporting teaching innovation.