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CASE STUDY AND ACTION RESEARCH
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Case Study & Action Research
WHAT IS A CASE STUDY?
Case study methodology can be called "the way of the artist" because it allows investigation of the human condition through portrayals of a single instance in time and circumstance (MacDonald & Walker as cited in Woods, 1996, p.58).
Case study methodology can be called "the way of the artist" because it allows investigation of the human condition through portrayals of a single instance in time and circumstance (MacDonald & Walker as cited in Woods, 1996, p.58).
SOME METHODOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES
...is an intensive holistic description and analysis of a single instance, phenomenon or social unit. Merriam (1998)
…unravels what is universal by examining what is particular. Eliot Eisner (1995)
…allows insights into nuances of art education practice that might be missed by other types of research. Davenport & O'Connor (2015)
…makes the invisible more visible. Norman Denzin (2010)
A CLASSIC
Wolcott, H. (1973). The man in the principal’s office. AltaMira Press.
The real business of case study is particularization, not generalization. We take a particular case and come to know it well… There is emphasis on uniqueness…we emphasize placing an observer in the field to observe the workings of the case, one who records objectively what is happening but simultaneously examines its meaning and redirects observation to refine or substantiate those meanings.
TYPES OF CASE STUDIES
Multi CaseMulti Site
Life History
Organizational
Historical
What kind of examples come to mind in art education under type of Case Study?
HOW OF CASE STUDY
Entering’ your research site
Selecting and accessing’ participants
Selection of research site
Analyzing data to obtain your findings
Reporting results
Obtaining data to answer your research question
STRENGTHS
Means of investigating complex social units consisting multiple variables Anchored in real life situations Enhances readers experiences Provides tentative hypotheses for future research
LIMITATIONS
Time and money Researcher as the primary instrument of data collection Results cannot be generalized
RECAP
DATA COLLECTION & ANALYSIS
TYPE OF PROBLEM
UNIT OF ANALYSIS
REPORT
FOCUS
Using multiple sources, such as interviews, observations, documents, artifacts Analyzing data through description of the case and themes of the case as well as cross-case themes
Developing a detailed analysis of one or more cases
Studying an event, a program, an activity, more than one individual
Educational Behavioral Historical Institutional Individual
Developing an in depth description and analysis of a case or multiple cases
ACTION RESEARCH
Action research is about improving knowledge about existing situations, each of which is unique to the people in the situation, so the knowledge cannot be generalized or applied although it can be shared. A key aim of action research is to share knowledge and the learning that led to the creation of that knowledge.
SOME NUANCES
What is the difference between teacher research and action research?
What are the various terms used for action research?
reflection on action
reflection in action
THANKS!
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