Analysis: My Daycare Analysis involves collecting data and organizing it based on criteria develops to find a trend to be able to provide and to the question belong. What do I want to discover?
What are my biases about this topic?
How can I make sure my biases are not reflected in my research methods?
What do I expect to discover?
I would love to be the owner of a Daycare center, method a systematic plan for conducting research. Draw on qualitative and quantitative methods, including my experiments, survey, participant observation, and secondary data. That aims to classify my features and create statistical models to explain my description of observations, including the context of my events and circumstances. I will answer questions about my program type and serve, licensing and policies on accepting subsidized children.
Interviews: I would want to get to know parents and child in a small group for question and answer sessions, to provide information that will provide me a knowledgeable opinion on the subject.
Surveys: My survey will be to get the answer that I need in a one on one questioning that is rigid than my group interviews and provides information from parents to learn what they think.
Observations: I will take notes to see …show more content…
Basic hygiene, include diaper changes and hand washing. I know that if you don't provide minimal care to children, the state could charge you with child abuse or fine you. When I think about how to respond to issues in an ethical manner, I would start by identifying the values and beliefs to everyone involved respecting everyone and helping those to understand that people hold different but equally valid points of view and finding more than one solution to an
What are my biases about this topic?
How can I make sure my biases are not reflected in my research methods?
What do I expect to discover?
I would love to be the owner of a Daycare center, method a systematic plan for conducting research. Draw on qualitative and quantitative methods, including my experiments, survey, participant observation, and secondary data. That aims to classify my features and create statistical models to explain my description of observations, including the context of my events and circumstances. I will answer questions about my program type and serve, licensing and policies on accepting subsidized children.
Interviews: I would want to get to know parents and child in a small group for question and answer sessions, to provide information that will provide me a knowledgeable opinion on the subject.
Surveys: My survey will be to get the answer that I need in a one on one questioning that is rigid than my group interviews and provides information from parents to learn what they think.
Observations: I will take notes to see …show more content…
Basic hygiene, include diaper changes and hand washing. I know that if you don't provide minimal care to children, the state could charge you with child abuse or fine you. When I think about how to respond to issues in an ethical manner, I would start by identifying the values and beliefs to everyone involved respecting everyone and helping those to understand that people hold different but equally valid points of view and finding more than one solution to an