Research Methodology
Groups in Context
Parenting and Caring
Individuals & Work
Lucky Dip
100

Identify the elements of ETHICS in research 

BIRP

Bias

Integrity

Respect 

Privacy 

100

Name the TWO Category A and TWO Category B groups we have studied. 

Disabled, Youth, Homeless and GLBTI (or LGBTIQA+)

100

Identify the four types of SOCIAL parents

Foster

Adoptive

Surrogacy

Step Parent

100

Identify ONE reason people work (from the three syllabus points)

To meet specific needs

OR 

Vale and status

OR 

Economic

100

What is the current pay gap % between males and females?

14%

200

Identify 4 types of sampling methods 

Stratified

Cluster

Convenience

Strata 

Random 

200

Identify the TYPES OF SERVICES available for groups within the community (state the acronym and identify each part)

CHAT FEEL

Counselling

Health care 

Accommodation 

Transport

Financial support 

Education

Employment

Legal Aid 

200

What are the ROLES of parents and carers?

Promoting wellbeing of the dependent

Building positive relationships

Satisfying specific needs 

200

Full time work is classified as how many hours per week? 

35 hours or more. 

200

What is the prevalence of people with a disability in Australia? (either % or number)

  • Around 1 in 6 (18%) people in Australia—or about 4.4 million—have disability.
300

Define the terms:

Reliability 

Validity 

Reliability - if the research is repeated it will have similar results (consistency of measurement)

Validity - the research measures what it intends to measure. 

300
Outline the acronym to define the individual diversity that exists in the group - people with a disability. Include an eg of each. 

PIPS

Physical (eg paraplegic), intellectual (eg autism), psychological (eg depression) and sensory disabilities (eg vision impaired). 

300

Identify the characteristics of the dependant and give an example of each and how this may impact parents/carers/  

SAS

Skills and capabilities 

Age

Special needs

300

What is Australia's current unemployment rate as per April 2021?

5.5%

300

Which group represent 1/4 of all people experiencing homelessness in Australia?

Young people under the age of 18. Will also accept children as the response. 

400

Name the four sources of data from the syllabus (2 syllabus points)

Individuals and groups

Print and digital

400

Correctly identify the FACTORS which affect access to services for groups within the community - three acronyms

Characteristics of the group - DAC LEGS

Disability, Age , Culture, Language , Education, Gender  and SES

Aspects of the service - LOCS

Location, opening hours, confidentiality, staffing

Resources - KMET

Knowledge, money, energy and time 

400

Identify the PERSONAL and SOCIAL influences on parents and carers. 

Personal - CROP MESS

 Culture, religion, own upbringing, previous experience, multiple commitments, education, – socioeconomic status, special needs  

Social - MCG

Media stereotypes, community attitudes – gender expectations

400

Explain current trends in regards to labour force participation across the lifespan. You must look at the three relevant lifespans and provide 2 examples of participation in the labour force for each of these. 

Adolescence - Labour force participation can commence at 15 years of age. During this stage adolescents maybe unemployed. Many adolescents may be employed casual or even part time due to education and social commitments. May do voluntary work as part of school or to build their CV. 

Adulthood - A large number of adults are involved in full-time employment, This commitment may change when a life event such as the birth of a child occurs when a parent may choose to take leave from employment or alter their working hours to a part-time position.

Aged - Many people in this lifespan stage may commence retirement where they cease employment or move to part-time employment. Others may move from paid employment and offer their services to volunteer. 

400

List all parts of the final IRP product. They need to be in correct order. 

Hint there are 12 parts. Do not include diary entries. 

1. Title page

2. Contents

3. Acknowledgments

4. Abstract

5. Introduction. 

6. Literature review

7. Methodology

8. Results

9. Analysis and discussion

10. Summary and conclusion

11. Bibliography/reference list

12. Appendix 

500

From the syllabus - The purpose of research is:

Advance knowledge, Increase understanding, Educate others, Inform practice

500

According to the syllabus there are three areas of ADVOCACY for each group we have studied. Identify these areas and give examples of community organisations for these areas ONE group. 

 

– raising awareness within the community (eg Mission Australia)

– educating the community (eg The big issue)

– promoting the rights of the group (eg Youth off the streets)

500

What are the two payment types a carer can access?

Explain each. 

Carer's Payment provides financial help to people who are unable to work in substantial paid employment. This must be because they provide full time daily care (severe disability/medical condition/frail aged)

Carer's Allowance is an income supplement for parents or carers providing extra daily care. 

500

Identify the SOCIAL factors which lead to changing work patterns including the acronym used. 

Pick three of these factors and give an example of how they lead to a change of work pattern. 

EGG FEET

Education/retraining, Gender perceptions, Government policy, family circumstances and structural change, employment/unemployment, economics, Technology – computers – automation/robotics – research and development

 EXAMPLES will be marked at teacher discretion. 

500

What is the new change to parental leave options for teachers as of July 2021? What is this promoting? 

  • The other parent can access an additional 12 weeks paid leave if they become the primary carer at any time in first 12 months and their partner returns to work or study (new).
  • Promoting females returning to work and encouraging males to be carers.