REPORTS: RESEARCH PROJECTS IN THE MCGILL FACULTY OF EDUCATION

Authors

  • Eigil Pedersen McGill University
  • Gary J. Anderson

Abstract

Research is rapidly gaining in importance at McGill's Faculty of Education. One evidence of this is the establishment of a Department of Educational Research; another is the great increase in the number of research projects now under way. Research at the Faculty of Education receives financial support from a number of sources. Among the most important of these are the Canada Council and the Institute of Research in Education of the Province of Quebec. The following brief reports are of research projects, under way or recently completed, supported by these two agencies. It is our intention to present information about other research activities from time to time in this Journal. In so doing, we invite readers who are interested in particular projects to communicate with the researchers directly.

Author Biographies

Eigil Pedersen, McGill University

Eigil Pedersen, Ed.D. Harvard, is Associate, Professor and Chairman of McGill's Department of Educational Research. He is a previous contributor to the McGill Journal of Education (Vol. III no. 1).

Gary J. Anderson

Gary J. Anderson is an Assistant Professor in McGill's Department of Educational Research and a member of the Centre for Learning Development. Dr. Anderson specialized in educational research at Harvard Graduate School of Education.

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Published

1969-08-31

How to Cite

Pedersen, E., & Anderson, G. J. (1969). REPORTS: RESEARCH PROJECTS IN THE MCGILL FACULTY OF EDUCATION. McGill Journal of Education / Revue Des Sciences De l’éducation De McGill, 4(002). Retrieved from https://mje.mcgill.ca/article/view/6793

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Vol. 4 No. 002 (1969)

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