Encouraging Practitioner Research Engagement: Overcoming Barriers

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Abstract

Despite a body of evidence showing the vast benefits of practitioner engagement in higher education research, the literature suggests that many practitioners do not regularly engage in research activities due to three main barriers: the busyness of daily practice, perceived irrelevance of research to practice, and inadequate training to engage in research. This article reviews the literature on each of these three barriers, providing practitioners in higher education insight into how to overcome these barriers to successfully engage in regular research. Through an analysis of current literature, this article furthers the understanding of practitioner research engagement despite common barriers.

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Cole, A. M. (2020). Encouraging Practitioner Research Engagement: Overcoming Barriers. Journal of Practitioner Research, 5(2). https://doi.org/10.5038/2379-9951.5.2.1165

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