An aid to systematic reviews of research in vocational education and training in Australia
Authors:
Alison Anlezark, Susan Dawe, Sarah Hayman
Publication date:
28 June 2005
Publication type:
Research report
Themes:
VET system > Policy and reform > General
VET system > General
ISBN:
1 920896 67 8 print; 1 920896 68 6 web
A systematic review of research is a decision-making tool for policy and practice. It is a piece of research in its own right, using explicit and rigorous methods that follow a standard set of stages: to identify; critically appraise; and synthesise relevant research (both published and unpublished) to answer a specific question.
This report documents the establishment of NCVER's own eight-step model for future systematic reviews of research.
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