Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Research Ethics topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Board informed of Middlesex Elementary teacher's doctoral research request; item presented for information
Summary
A Middlesex Elementary teacher submitted approvals to conduct doctoral-dissertation research involving interviews and surveys of teachers; the board was informed the work would not require class time be missed and the item was presented for information only.
The Nash County Public Schools Board of Education was informed that a teacher at Middlesex Elementary has requested approval to conduct research for a doctoral dissertation within the district.
A district staff member said the proposed research would interview and survey some teachers and that no class time would be missed by students. "She submitted, all of the appropriate approvals for her research. So, this item is presented for information," the presenter said.
The board did not take action on the item; it was provided for information and questions. The transcript does not specify the researcher's name, the specific topics of the interview/survey instruments, whether the research materials include an institutional review board (IRB) approval, or anticipated timelines for the research.
No follow-up tasks or vote on the request were recorded in the meeting transcript.
