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Journal of Educational Research and Social Sciences Review (JERSSR) is a peer-reviewed academic Journal. It is an open-access multi-disciplinary research-based Journal that considers scholarly articles covering Education and Social Sciences disciplines. The domain Social Sciences embraces the academic disciplines concerned with individuals and society and the mutual interactions between individuals and society. The domain of Education studies individuals, businesses, governments, and even nations to satisfy their wants and needs to lead a prosperous life and also enables the society to mold itself according to the prevailing circumstances. Journal of Educational Research and Social Sciences Review (JERSSR) publishes research-based articles in its domains, encompassing the Education and social sciences domains, including Educational Psychology, educational Technology, Curriculum Studies, Educational trends and Issues, Human Resource Management, Education Policy Analysis, Educational Assessment, Qualitative Research, Quantitative Research, Mixed methods research, Test construction, Educational research, Curriculum development & Instruction, Elementary Education, Secondary Education, Higher Education, Teacher Education, Adult Education, Special Education, Educational Management, Administration and Supervision; Islamic System of Education, Educational measurement and Evaluation, Foundations of Education, Philosophy of Education, Anthropology, Cultural Anthropology, Ethnology, Linguistic and Literature, Criminology, Cultural Studies, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Cross-cultural Studies, Demographical Studies, Ethics, History, Islamic Studies, Global Pedagogies, Philosophy, Political Science, Politics, Psychology, Public Administration, Sociology and Sociolinguistic and Online & Distance Learning. JERSSR also accepts articles related to Law, Physical and Sports Education. To meet the requirements of an International Journal, JERSSR intends to facilitate the worldwide exchange of theories in different fields of ...

Educational technology as a broad and applied interdisciplinary research field faces challenges in achieving consensus on what constitutes good quality research. As the field is embedded in many other disciplines, considering what evidence matters and the optimal methodologies to conduct inquiry is continually evolving and maturing. Inhabiting a boundary between education, and computer science, and viewed through numerous theoretical lenses ranging from disciplines of sociology, politics, psychology, the learning systems, curriculum development, digital humanities, and beyond, the number of approaches contributing to the field is vast. The validity, trustworthiness and integrity of over two decades of research in this domain is continually questioned. Furthermore, as technology itself also changes, there are differing opinions on how best to explore and understand the role it plays in education. How we define, research and evaluate our evidence is central to our understanding of how we learn and how this is enhanced with and through technology in various ways. Whilst scholars continue to critique and debate the veracity of findings, educational technology journals play an important role in allowing us to collectively peer review, and publish the best quality research studies. Changes in the open access publishing world and in the open science movement have the potential to address some of shortfalls in how our understandings are evaluated, critiqued and judged in this domain.

The progressives, public education, and educational research -- Controversies over the origins of educational research -- Defining status and privilege in educational research -- Origins of public education and educational research : the common school -- Education as a conscious business : Herbart and the Herbartians -- Darwinism in the United States -- Child study, G. Stanley Hall, Arnold Gesell, and Lewis M. Terman -- Educational efficiency and tests : Daniel Starch and Stuart A. Courtis -- The laws of learning : the legacy of Edward L. Thorndike -- The mental hyiene movement : psychiatry Rockefeller philanthropy and the promotion of a medical model in educational research -- Nature-nurture controversies : institutionalizing interlligence as a variable in educational research -- Cultural lag : the Laura Spellman Rockefeller Memorial and educational research -- Educational reform and educational research in the post-World War II era -- The achievement gap : the Coleman report and its legacy in no child left behind -- The history of education as educational research : the national agenda and a discipline

This is the latest of the influential series of OECD reports on Innovative Learning Environments. ""Learning leadership"" is fundamental because it is about setting direction, taking responsibility for putting learning at the centre and keeping it there. This becomes increasingly complex in 21st century settings, calling for innovation and going beyond the heroics of individual leaders. Many need to be involved, bringing in diverse partners at different levels. This is all explored in this volume. It clarifies the concepts and the dimensions of learning leadership, relating it to extensive int