The development of educational studies III Taiwan can be described, not exaggeratedly, as 'flourishing'. But the appearance of the flourishing development has two undesirable facets. One is that the works of educational studies have ignorable impact on the practices of education; the other is that there seems to be a gap between educational theorists and educational practioners. The author of this essay sets out to explore possible reasons for this unhealthy situation and put his fingers on a research model widely used by educationalresearchers. The research model consists in three stages. To define topics and framework of educational research from a western point of view is the main job in the first stage; the second stage is mainly about the introduction of educational systems or policies adopted by the so called developed counties like U.S.A. and Britain, to seek inspirations from foreign countries is the aim of the second stage; the third stage proceeds unexceptionally to a questionnaire job. The author of this essay points out possible flaws embedded in the three stages. Some suggestions are made in the final section of this essay, which are aimed at improring the current educational studies.