Becta's website contains resources to help conduct and write up research reports. The "Practitioner research: How do I do it?" guide outlines various methods you could use to capture evidence during your practitioner research. It also provides advice on analysing your data and writing up your report at the end of your research.
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Using photography, audio and video recording equipment to gather data
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Using existing data, making notes and diary keeping
A systematic review of the use of ICTs in developing pupils’ understanding of algebraic ideas
This review is set in the context of the National Strategies for primary and secondary education in England and Wales, which are both part of the drive to raise standards in schools. The use of a range of ICTs is encouraged by these strategies in the expectation that effective use of ICTs, which requires substantial funding, will raise standards. The review was commissioned by the TDA (Training and Development Agency).
