Research Methods
Research Fundamentals
IRP
12 CAFS
100

a review of articles, books, and information written from secondary sources

literature review

100

advance knowledge, increase understanding, educate others, inform practice


The purpose of research

100

where dates, actions, problems, solutions, thoughts and feelings are recorded

diary

100

the dominant gender in the class

female

200

a formal conversation to investigate a topic / question with pre-prepared responses

Interview
200

Primary, secondary, qualitative & quantitative 

types of data

200

IRP question

How does screen time impact the physical and social wellbing of teens in years 9, 10 and 12 at BPC. 

200

your year 11 CAFS teacher

Ms Ryan

300

formally prepared questions to investigate people beliefs, feelings, opinions, likes and dislikes through open and closed questions and scales

Questionnaire

300

individuals, groups, print and digital

sources of data

300

Types of primary data that was constructed

Interviews & questionnaires

300

total number of students in our cafs class

24

400

an in-depth, detailed examination of a particular case (or cases) within a real-world context

Case Study

400

respect, integrity, privacy and bias

ethical behaviour

400

Individual sections of the IRP

analysis, conclusion and recommendations

400

secrets to success in CAFS

knowing syllabus, study notes, and practice response

500

Watching and recording of certain behaviours through participation and non-participation roles

Observations

500

Used to describe whether or not the results of research would be the same if repeated

reliability 

500

Specific type of IRP we conducted

class facilitated

500

our next unit in CAFS

groups in context