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RESEARCH METHODS KEY TERMS
RESEARCH METHODS KEY TERMS Primary and secondary data + qualitative and quantitative data 1. Definition of each type of data 2. Methods of collecting each type of data 3. Includes advantages and disadvantages 4. Example studies (A*)
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RESEARCH METHODS KEY TERMS Primary and secondary data + qualitative and quantitative data 1. Definition of each type of data 2. Methods of collecting each type of data 3. Includes advantages and disadvantages 4. Example studies (A*)
RESEARCH METHODS METHODOLOGY Comparison table
RESEARCH METHODS METHODOLOGY Interpretivists versus Positivists 1. Preferred methods of collection of data 2. What they emphasise 3. How their ideas differ
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RESEARCH METHODS METHODOLOGY Interpretivists versus Positivists 1. Preferred methods of collection of data 2. What they emphasise 3. How their ideas differ
RESEARCH METHODS – SURVEYS
RESEARCH METHODS – SURVEYS 1. Types of surveys 2. Types of questions 3. Preparation for conducting a survey (pilot study, sampling, operationalizing concepts…) 4. Sampling techniques 5. Questionnaires – key features and advantages/disadvantages 6. EXAM PRACTICE QUESTIONS (2x 10 Markers and a 20 marker)
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RESEARCH METHODS – SURVEYS 1. Types of surveys 2. Types of questions 3. Preparation for conducting a survey (pilot study, sampling, operationalizing concepts…) 4. Sampling techniques 5. Questionnaires – key features and advantages/disadvantages 6. EXAM PRACTICE QUESTIONS (2x 10 Markers and a 20 marker)
RESEARCH METHODS – EXPERIMENTS
RESEARCH METHODS – EXPERIMENTS 1. Definitions 2. Advantages and disadvantages 3. LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS – advantages and disadvantages covering THEORETICAL, ETHICAL and PRACTICAL factors.
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RESEARCH METHODS – EXPERIMENTS 1. Definitions 2. Advantages and disadvantages 3. LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS – advantages and disadvantages covering THEORETICAL, ETHICAL and PRACTICAL factors.
EDUCATION – POLICIES
Main features of each policy + positives & CRITICISMS (A*) 1. Pre 1870 2. 1870 Forster Education Act 3. 1944 Butler Act 4. 1965 Comprehensive Education 5. 1988 Education Reform Act (ERA) 6. New Labour policies since 1997
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Main features of each policy + positives & CRITICISMS (A*) 1. Pre 1870 2. 1870 Forster Education Act 3. 1944 Butler Act 4. 1965 Comprehensive Education 5. 1988 Education Reform Act (ERA) 6. New Labour policies since 1997