Faculty Articles
Researcher ID
Michael Simonson0000-0003-3478-7879
Document Type
Article
Publication Title
Quarterly Review of Distance Education
ISSN
1528-3518
Publication Date
1-1-2009
Abstract
[...] the most fundamental and most important characteristic of a profession is that the skills involved are founded upon a body of intellectual theory and research. (p. 8) The second quote is by Campbell and Stanley, who, in their classic 1963 monograph, described the experiment as the only means for settling disputes regarding educational practice, as the only way of verifying educational improvements, and as the only way of establishing a cumulative tradition in which improvements can be introduced without the danger of a faddish discard of old wisdom in favor of inferior novelties, (p. 2) The final quote is the controversial statement from the Review of Educational Research made by Richard Clark in 1983:
Volume
10
Issue
4
NSUWorks Citation
Simonson, Michael, "Scientific rigor and distance education" (2009). Faculty Articles. 168.
https://nsuworks.nova.edu/fse_facarticles/168