Research in Education Draws Widely From the Social Sciences and Humanities
Kristine Lund, Kristine Lund, Heisawn Jeong and 4 more
Frontiers in Education · 2020
doi:10.3389/feduc.2020.544194 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
It is well-known that education related research is carried out within different disciplines and frameworks, but how is it specifically connected through citations to the larger social sciences and humanities? And how can this knowledge be mobilized to improve dialogue between researchers in different communities, given the benefits of integrating different frameworks and methods? We used different scientometric methods to show where exactly research in education connects to social sciences and humanities. This multidisciplinary context provokes a set of integration challenges for research in education. We propose how our work can supplement an existing model in order to give a framework for meeting these challenges with the goal of achieving broader education-related collective knowledge advancement.
Abstract licence: CC BY
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