Results, analysis, Discussion and Impact
By now you should be clear about what data you will be collecting and have started to collect some.
The
next stages are: -
• The Evidence - this is a portrait, display
and description of your evidence
• The Analysis of evidence - this
is in the form of a discussion
• Impact - this is an account of
A. What you have learned
B. What difference you have made.
Portraying the Evidence
You will mainly be using text to describe the data you have collected. Also consider using:
o Charts
o Diagrams
The Analysis of EvidenceGuidance on the process of analysis is provided Here:
This outlines the description (which you should have in the methods section for the “Steps to analysing the data” including:
Collating
Immersion
Coding
Sorting
Hypothesis testing
Pattern identification.
You should evaluate - you need to show weighing up of the research.
Sources of bias
Descriptive Validity
Explanatory Validity
Reliability of the results
You should also
Weigh up the evidence
Verify the evidence
Impact
You need to systematically describe the impact of your scholarship:
Use Kirkpatrick’s classification (From http://www.businessballs.com/kirkpatricklearningevaluationmodel.htm)
• Your learning: What new perspectives have been revealed to you?
• Your practice: Changes to what you do
• The learning experience of pupils: How has what pupils do and/or experienced changed?
• The learning outcomes of pupils: To what extent have the standards achieved by pupils been affected?
• The practice of colleagues or of the school.


Our group is small....
Can I ask those of us that have been engaged o-in the Online community and been keeping up to speed with the timeline (thank you) to enter into the last furlongs and tease out just where we all are and take some time to consider the points above?
We are approaching the last stages........
How has it been? Did the earth move?