Sentences with phrase «qualitative findings»

This article describes the sample selection, baseline characteristics, study design, career and technical education and academic achievement results of 9th and 10th graders, and qualitative findings from site visits.

I can certainly appreciate that you don't want to believe it, but the quantitative and qualitative findings of Aranda and Venolia can't be dismissed by assertion — they have to be disproven, and thus far you've not even come close.

The positive impact of the MFG intervention was greatest for patients, although the combined quantitative and qualitative findings suggested a range of changes in behaviour, relationships and attitudes in both the person with depression and family members.

The quantitative and qualitative findings appear in «The Transnationalization of Families: Immigrant Separations and Reunifications,» the plenary session paper delivered at the American Family Therapy Academy on Friday, June 29 in Miami.

Our quantitative and qualitative findings lead us to speculate that there may be both a lower and an upper threshold beyond which increased or improved use of data by school and / or district personnel simply will not make much difference.

This paper discusses an adapted - Continuous Practice Improvement model, which qualitative findings indicate was effective in facilitating the transfer of creative and innovative teaching approaches from the expert or Resident Teacher's school to the novice or Visiting Teachers» classrooms over the duration of the project.

Based on a synthesis of qualitative findings from ten studies, Shilling et al. identify four themes related to benefits.

On the basis of their case study, the team reports that, «The quantitative and qualitative findings of this study revealed that adults are receptive to using

Asher, K. Study of current and former vegetarians and vegans: Qualitative findings.

The study draws upon quantitative data from an online national survey of 601 parents of connected two - to 12 - year - old children and qualitative findings from three focus groups among parents — two focus groups with diverse parents in suburban Philadelphia and one online focus group with parents from across the country whose children have connected toys.

There are important cultural differences between academia and policy making: differences in time frames, in the attitudes and responses to quantitative and qualitative findings, but also in whose interests we think we are serving.

Rather, these qualitative findings provide context for evaluating the 2013 survey findings and depth of understanding about how these audiences respond to these areas of science and their potential applications.

Appropriateness and acceptability of a Tele - Yoga intervention for people with heart failure and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: Qualitative findings from a controlled pilot study.

While empirical research has not confirmed that gifted children experienced additional psychological issues, such as heightened anxiety, stress, depression, and sensitivity, qualitative findings and clinical observations suggest that this population might be more at risk.

These results were consistent with the qualitative findings from student interviews conducted in Year 2 and subsequent anecdotal evidence collected in Year 3.

Qualitative findings were then summarized into a narrative report.

The qualitative findings regarding the manner in which these logics «lived» in this district are important because they explicate the interrelationship between institutional structures and agency in the context of education reform.

Further, the qualitative findings revealed the positive effects of knowledge integration prompts in facilitating students to make intentional efforts to identify and explain major concepts and their relationships that are necessary for solving the ill - structured problem.

Of more value are the qualitative findings about how various cost drivers affect the overall costs of online learning.

He continues to leverage his previous experience as a research and evaluation specialist to help others understand the meaning behind quantitative and qualitative findings and to apply those results to policy and practice.

Whilst in principle I should have used somewhat different illustrative standard deviations for different regions, doing so would not affect the qualitative findings.

Qualitative findings were aggregated into categories based on similarity of meaning from which synthesized findings were generated.

Other recent work includes reporting on qualitative findings from the McKnight Foundation Education and Learning Initiative and from the Virginia Preschool Initiative Plus.