Tag: research methods

3 articles

Why Editors Slow Down When a Name Looks Almost Right

A name appears in a draft, and something about it snags. It looks familiar, but not quite settled. “Vladimir Poetin” may pass quickly in a sentence, yet for an editor or researcher

When a Name Like Anne Brunila Resists a Search Engine Biography

There is a small, modern frustration that many readers know well. You type a person’s name into a search bar expecting a clean answer—a photograph, a short biography, a few links e

Connie Witteman and the Study of Early Literacy: What Researchers, Teachers, and Parents Should Know

When people search for Connie Witteman, they are usually trying to understand one thing: who is she, and why does her name appear in conversations about child development, literacy