The LSE Review of Books has just published Sarah Lewthwaite’s review of Catherine Dawson’s new title ‘100 Activities for Teaching Research Methods’, a book that early career teachers and learners of methods may find useful:

In 100 Activities for Teaching Research Methods, Catherine Dawson offers a sourcebook of 100 ready-to-use activities for teaching research methods from undergraduate to doctoral level. This is an important and welcome addition to the emerging literature on the practical aspects of teaching research methods that will be of particular use to early career teachers looking to expand or complement their existing pegagogic repertoire and teaching strategies, finds Sarah Lewthwaite.

To read the review in full visit the LSE Review of Books. The review will be republished to the LSE’s Impact of Social Sciences blog later this week.

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