In the last few years, the issue of parental engagement is something educators and administrators are supporting. This is because what they learn in the home and from watching them will have an impact on the person's attitudes, beliefs and behaviors when they become older. In the case of 3rd and 4th graders, the parents will shape these views. This is because the child is learning from them the importance of education, effective social relations and how to interact with the world around them. The result is that the amounts of parental engagement will have a direct impact on the child's underlying levels of academic achievement and the attitudes they embrace. However, most research will look at specific aspects of the problem versus understanding
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In these situations, they found that qualitative research has the ability to offer complex textual descriptions about the way students are experiencing a specific research related issues. This provides them with information about the human side of an issue that are: contradictory beliefs, behaviors, emotions, opinions and the relationships of various individuals. These methods are effective in identifying tangible factors to include: socioeconomic status, gender roles, ethnicity, social norms and religion of respondents. Their roles in the research may not be obvious and requires determining them through looking at the underlying trends. This is what provide s a rich complex understanding of different phenomenon and social contexts. These areas are taking precedence at the beginning of the study by eliciting data which could be generalized to specific demographics and populations. (Russell, 2013) These insights are illustrating the way this method will take a unique approaching when examining the scope of the problem and long term implications. This allows them to have a sense of objectivity while they are studying the problem. The different pieces of information are collected using direct observation This is when various studies are examined to understand important finds, their long term implications and the influence it is having on stakeholders. …show more content…
They will use a series of hunches and working hypotheses that are based on observations. Qualitative researchers are trained to look at each case individually, without imposing preconceived notions or attempting to generalize to all clients having a particular problem. During this process, they maintain field notes and documents on their research. While the qualitative approaches, have the advantages of flexibility, in-depth analysis and the potential to observe a variety of aspects of social situations. This is when they can gain a more in-depth understanding of the subject's beliefs, attitudes and situation. During the course of an interview, they will observe changes in body movements, mood, voice intonation and environmental factors that might influence the interviewee's responses. This observational data can be of particular value when they run counter to the verbal response given. (McRoy 2012) These insights are showing how our approach improves the reliability and validity. This improves our ability to comprehend and address the scope of the problem. Once this happens, is when we were able to provide a better understanding about the impact this is having on parents, educators, administrators and the
In these situations, they found that qualitative research has the ability to offer complex textual descriptions about the way students are experiencing a specific research related issues. This provides them with information about the human side of an issue that are: contradictory beliefs, behaviors, emotions, opinions and the relationships of various individuals. These methods are effective in identifying tangible factors to include: socioeconomic status, gender roles, ethnicity, social norms and religion of respondents. Their roles in the research may not be obvious and requires determining them through looking at the underlying trends. This is what provide s a rich complex understanding of different phenomenon and social contexts. These areas are taking precedence at the beginning of the study by eliciting data which could be generalized to specific demographics and populations. (Russell, 2013) These insights are illustrating the way this method will take a unique approaching when examining the scope of the problem and long term implications. This allows them to have a sense of objectivity while they are studying the problem. The different pieces of information are collected using direct observation This is when various studies are examined to understand important finds, their long term implications and the influence it is having on stakeholders. …show more content…
They will use a series of hunches and working hypotheses that are based on observations. Qualitative researchers are trained to look at each case individually, without imposing preconceived notions or attempting to generalize to all clients having a particular problem. During this process, they maintain field notes and documents on their research. While the qualitative approaches, have the advantages of flexibility, in-depth analysis and the potential to observe a variety of aspects of social situations. This is when they can gain a more in-depth understanding of the subject's beliefs, attitudes and situation. During the course of an interview, they will observe changes in body movements, mood, voice intonation and environmental factors that might influence the interviewee's responses. This observational data can be of particular value when they run counter to the verbal response given. (McRoy 2012) These insights are showing how our approach improves the reliability and validity. This improves our ability to comprehend and address the scope of the problem. Once this happens, is when we were able to provide a better understanding about the impact this is having on parents, educators, administrators and the