A practical, non-sexist guide to doing qualitative research in educational settings. Using both sociological and anthropological perspectives, the book places emphasis on writing up the research and getting the project finished.
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Sara Delamont is Head of the School of Social and Administrative Studies, University of Cardiff. She is an experienced author and her work ranges from study guides to reference books. She is also writing Surviving Your Research Project for us
'Never disappointing, this is definitely a book to be read, re-read, dipped into and, what is more, used in the field.' - Escalate
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