explain the relevance of survey research to education?
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Survey research is used to learn about a population's thoughts, ideas, views, and attitudes.
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It is relevant to do survey-based research in terms of education.
- The researcher does not modify variables because it is descriptive in nature, unlike experimental designs. Instead, the survey researcher uses frequency counts and other sorts of analysis to characterize and draw conclusions.
- Although survey research is descriptive, it can serve as a springboard for more in-depth analytical research. Survey research is used in many correlational and causal-comparative studies as part of the data collection process. Survey research is popular among researchers because it has a flexible design and can be used to collect vast amounts of data from a variety of population kinds and sizes.
- Finally, when alternative kinds of study are not always practical, survey research is suitable for working with large and/or geographically scattered populations.
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