Po"!$ Stud!e% and Leader%&!p' Su()et* MAILIN+ PA,-A+E O. M/P0IL EPM12345 6ADVAN,ED ,OURSE ON EDU,ATIONAL RESEAR,0 AND STATISTI,S7 SPRIN+ 849:, SEMESTER Dear Students, Assalam-o-Alaikum, I feel great pleasure to welcome you in the M.Phil EPM-!"# 6Ad;aned ,our%e on Eduat!ona" Re%ear& and Stat!%t!%7 in the current semester. $he course, as you would feel it, is meant for e%uipping the prospecti&e planners and administrators with the skills and techni%ues re%uired 'y them. I hope you would find this course %uite interesting as well as useful in your professional de&elopment. I am sure that the successful completion of this course will 'e a ma(or step towards achie&ement of the M.Phil EPM degree from the )ni&ersity in due course of time. $his mailing package contains* i+ Allied Material ,- .ooks+ ii+ $wo Assignments iii+ Assignment Proformas i&+ Schedule for Su'mitting Assignments &+ Acknowledgement /eceipt 0ou will recei&e your workshop assignment in due course which you would 'e re%uired to present and su'mit in writing in the forthcoming workshop of the course at the end of the semester. $owards the end I wish you a happy and en(oya'le semester. My ser&ices are a&aila'le as and when re%uired. 1ith 'est wishes. 0ours Sincerely, (Dr. Hamid Khan Niazi) 2ourse 2oordinator 3I4A5 on 6#-6- 67 ALLAMA IQBAL OPEN UNIVERSITY, ISLAMABAD (Department of Eduat!ona" P"ann!n#, Po"!$ Stud!e% and Leader%&!p' <ARNIN+ 9/ PLA+IARISM OR 0IRIN+ O. +0OST <RITER(S' .OR SOLVIN+ T0E ASSI+NMENT(S' <ILL DEBAR T0E STUDENT .ROM A<ARD O. DE+REE=,ERTI.I,ATE, I. .OUND AT ANY STA+E/ 8/ SUBMITTIN+ ASSI+NMENTS BORRO<ED OR STOLEN .ROM OT0ER(S' AS ONE>S O<N <ILL BE PENALI?ED AS DE.INED IN 6AIOU PLA+IARISM POLI,Y7/ ,our%e* Ad;aned ,our%e on Eduat!ona" Re%ear& and Stat!%t!% (2345' Le;e"* M/P&!"1EPM Seme%ter* Spr!n#, 849: Tota" Mar@%* 944 Pa%% Mar@%* A4 Note: Before attempting assignments, please read the following instructions: 6. All %uestions are compulsory. -. All %uestions carry e%ual marks. . /esponse to each %uestion should not 'e less than -8"" words in theoretical part failing which marks will deducted accordingly. 7. Please write in your own words. A&oid irrele&ant information and render a critical analysis the %uestions asked for. 8. 4o marks will 'e gi&en for reproduction from the te9t or from elsewhere. #. Please write in your assignment in legi'le handwriting. ,$yped assignments are not accepted+. !. Please gi&e source on case of %uoting any material. :. )se A-7 si;e of paper for writing assignment. <. Please su'mit the assignment on or 'efore the specified date. 6". 5ate assignment will not 'e accepted in any case. ASSI+NMENT No/ 9 (Un!t%* 9BA' =. 6 ,a+ 1hat is scientific method> Descri'e ma(or steps in&ol&ed in conducting a %ualitati&e research study> ?ow can it 'e called a scientific method> (94' ,'+ Select three e9isting educational pro'lems for which you will conduct research study and at least ten ,6"+ complete references which directly relate to the selected pro'lems. (94' =. - E9plain the following concepts with suita'le e9amples. (84' ,a+ Sampling techni%ues ,'+ Methods of selecting a sample - =. ,a+ Discuss in detail &arious steps of de&eloping instruments in research for data collection. (94' '+ 1hat are the procedures to measure the relia'ility and &alidity of each instrument with e9amples> (94' =. 7 De&elop a research proposal for the study titled @A study of the effecti&eness of the workshops of M.Phil program of AIA) Islama'adB. Include details of all features of a research proposal. (84' =. 8 1hat is the purpose and process of re&iew of related literature> As a researcher how can you a&oid Plagiarism while re&iewing literature> (84' ASSI+NMENT No/ 8 (Un!t%* 5BC' =. 6 1hat are measurement scales> Ela'orate different types of measurement scales and their application in research. (84' =. - Descri'e and differentiate descripti&e statistics and inferential statistics in educational research with e9amples. (84' =. ,a+ 1hat do you understand 'y range, and standard de&iation> (94' ,'+ 2alculate = and S.D from the following fre%uency distri'utions* (94' Scores 90-94 85-89 80-84 75-79 60-69 50-59 40-49 30-39 20-29 10-19 0-9 Frequency 5 9 14 19 21 30 25 15 10 8 6 N-162 =. 7 ,a+ 2alculate A4ACA from the following data and interpret results at "."8 le&el. (94' S. 4o. D6 D- D 6 68 -8 8 - 6" 6" 6" -" 68 -" 7 8 68 8 8 6" 6" 6" ,'+ A test gi&en to two studentsE groups as the gi&en 'elow* (94' +roup N D S/D A :" #" 6" . <" !" 68 2alculate from the a'o&e as to which group is 'etter than the other. =. 8 ,a+ Define pro'a'ility and ela'orate what is pro'a'ility cur&e. (94'
,'+ A player got -"6 marks in a competition. 3ind out the pro'a'ility that he is a mem'er of a team getting a mean of "" with an SD of 78. (94' FFFFGHFFFF 7
Dr. Benoit Rihoux, Charles C. Ragin Configurational Comparative Methods - Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) and Related Techniques (Applied Social Research Methods)