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Jan Georgeson; Verity Campbell-Barr – Sage Research Methods Cases, 2017
This case study describes the adoption of a mixed-methods approach to explore provision for 2-year-olds in England at a time when funding for free places for disadvantaged children became available. A literature review was carried out to find out about aspects of early childhood provision considered important for 2-year-old children's development,…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Young Children, Disadvantaged Youth, Early Childhood Education
Rebecca Eliahoo – Sage Research Methods Cases, 2017
My PhD explored the professional development needs of teacher educators--the people who teach teachers to teach. In this case study, I discuss my experience of using mixed methods: semistructured interviews, an online survey, and a focus group, with a community of teacher educators in the southeast of England. I wanted to identify the professional…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Faculty Development, Teacher Educators, Educational Needs
Christoforos Mamas; Janet Georgeson; Irene Kaimi – Sage Research Methods Cases, 2016
In December 2011, I was thrilled to embark on my first job in academia at the then Faculty of Health, Education and Society, Plymouth University. A few months later, I applied for my first small research grant with Janet Georgeson to undertake a research project on children's social interactions and friendships in the context of inclusion within…
Descriptors: Students with Disabilities, Friendship, Elementary School Students, Peer Relationship
Claire Haresnape Tyson – Sage Research Methods Cases, 2017
Homewood School & Sixth Form Centre is a secondary day school academy in rural Kent. A New Philanthropy Capital's well-being survey in March 2014 highlighted questions about the well-being of high-attaining boys and, in particular, their satisfaction with their friendships. This longitudinal case study reports the use of both qualitative and…
Descriptors: Longitudinal Studies, Mixed Methods Research, Intervention, Males