Educational research frameworks provide the conceptual structure that connects research questions, methods, evidence, and interpretation. By clarifying how a study is designed and justified, they help researchers produce findings that are coherent, credible, and relevant to educational practice.
From selecting a theoretical perspective to evaluating data, these frameworks guide decisions throughout the research process. Understanding their purposes and differences is essential for choosing an approach that addresses complex questions about teaching, learning, and institutions.
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