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29 Sep 09
Phenomenography - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - Iceweasel
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A phenomenographic analysis seeks a "description, analysis, and understanding of … experiences”
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Phenomenography is not phenomenology. Both phenomenography and phenomenology have human experience as its object; however, phenomenology is a philosophical method, with the philosopher engaged in investigating their own experience (Marton & Booth, 1997).
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16 Apr 08
TCRecord: Article
The Use of Qualitative Methods in Large-Scale Evaluation: Improving the Quality of the Evaluation and the Meaningfulness of the Findings
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This article chronicles the challenges involved in incorporating qualitative methods into the large-scale evaluation of the Waterford Early Reading Program and the decisions made in light of those challenges. We demonstrate that, in spite of the challenges, there are significant benefits associated with using qualitative methods on a large scale.
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Add Sticky NoteIn the No Child Left Behind Act, Congress set forth the expectation that for research to be considered of a high quality, it must be scientifically based.
- This term "scientifically based research" can actually be quite provocative, I think! Especially when it becomes so closely linked to a certain research method/methodology. - on 2008-04-16
- And now, this policy is spreading. Norway (and Scandinavia) have been special in that we have had a strong focus on qualitative research (especially in education/math education), but now this is changing. - on 2008-04-16
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