The information contained in this article is of great importance concerning open coding. For instance, open coding is defined as the analytic process that leads to the identification of concepts, their properties as well as the discovery of dimensions in data. Due to the dynamic nature and fluidity of open coding, there is a need to understand the broad concept of analysis process to understand the various techniques of open coding. The information in this article comes in handy when trying to analyze the various techniques of open coding as well in making decisions whether to assume certain procedures and techniques of open coding or to modify the same procedures in line with specific desired outcomes.
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Woken and small children often end up as the first line causalities of most cultural revolutions experienced in America. The fact that some peer educators do not understand the psychological dispensation of homeless children, therefore, makes it hard for them to empathize with such learners in early childhood education programs. Hence, there is a need to increase awareness within the society on the various resources available and meant for the homeless as well as draw the attention of the society towards the plight of children between the ages of five to eight who have no place to call home. This will be the only way to ensure collective efforts from society towards attending to the developmental needs of homeless …show more content…
While the purpose of the qualitative phenomenon-logical research study was to explore the life experiences of homeless children between the ages of four and eight, an explanation of the predisposing factors as well as the conditions that yield homelessness is evidently missing. The solution to homelessness cannot be tied to the education system alone. For instance, provision of solutions to the educational needs while failing to attend to the other inherent needs of homeless children is bound to minimally impact on their development. Similarly, availability of resources to cater for the developmental needs of homeless children at school while doing nothing about the psychological effect of their residences might just end up being the least effective
Apparently, as advanced by the article, …show more content…
Woken and small children often end up as the first line causalities of most cultural revolutions experienced in America. The fact that some peer educators do not understand the psychological dispensation of homeless children, therefore, makes it hard for them to empathize with such learners in early childhood education programs. Hence, there is a need to increase awareness within the society on the various resources available and meant for the homeless as well as draw the attention of the society towards the plight of children between the ages of five to eight who have no place to call home. This will be the only way to ensure collective efforts from society towards attending to the developmental needs of homeless …show more content…
While the purpose of the qualitative phenomenon-logical research study was to explore the life experiences of homeless children between the ages of four and eight, an explanation of the predisposing factors as well as the conditions that yield homelessness is evidently missing. The solution to homelessness cannot be tied to the education system alone. For instance, provision of solutions to the educational needs while failing to attend to the other inherent needs of homeless children is bound to minimally impact on their development. Similarly, availability of resources to cater for the developmental needs of homeless children at school while doing nothing about the psychological effect of their residences might just end up being the least effective