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- 1. Case Study Research By Jennifer Cain, Christine Irwin, and Kendra Wollert
- 2. Case Study Characteristics Qualitative method Bounded system (ie: classroom, event, ) Stems from a descriptive question (what happened when...?) or explanatory question (how or why something happened?) Results are tangible or concrete in nature often because it is personal.
- 3. More Characteristics Particularistic, Descriptive, and Heuristic Particularistic focuses on a particular situation or event. Descriptive means your study includes “thick descriptions” of the situation or event. Heuristic is when the reader gains personal insight, beyond what they started with, when the results are in.
- 4. Conducting and Analyzing Case Studies < Single vs. Multiple Case Studies > < Single vs. Multiple Case Studies > Multiple sites, multiple events, or multiple individuals? Validity and/or generalizing Different analysis techniques for a multiple: Unordered Meta-Matrix Site-Ordered Descriptive Site-Ordered Predictor-Outcome Matrix Time-Ordered Meta-Matrix Scatterplots Site-Ordered Effects Matrix Causal Models
- 5. What happened when you introduced sign language into your classroom’s spelling curriculum.
- 6. Quick Note: Narrative vs. Case Study Narrative Narrative studies are PERSONAL and share one’s life experiences or important events of one’s life. Narrative studies are usually chronological. Case Study Case studies usually surround social issues. Case studies are bounded: by time, space, or people.
- 7. So, why study case studies?
- 8. Case Studies… • Are probably the most “mainstream” type of research • Are used in a variety of fields (business, medicine, advertising) • Are easily combined with other types of research • Are a great teaching tool
- 9. Sample Case Studies • Chattanooga School for the Arts and Sciences http://www.paideia.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/SuccessStories.pdf • Thirty Years Later: The Long-Term Effect on Boarding Schools on Alaska Natives and Their Communities http://www.iser.uaa.alaska.edu/Publications/boardingschoolfinal.pdf • Cincinnati Case Study http://www.educationnation.com/casestudies/cincy/index.html
- 10. Case Study Publications International Journal of Teaching and Case Studies Clinical Case Studies Journal of Case Studies in Education Journal of Case Studies Journal of Case Studies in Accreditation and Assessment Journal of the International Academy for Case Studies
- 11. History Continued... First used in the US in the early 1900’s 1st generation Anthropology Sociology Decline in the 1930’s
- 12. History of Case Studies Resurgence in the 1960’s 2nd generation Law Medicine Education Government Other evaluative situations
- 13. Dr. Robert Yin www.sagepub.com/authorDetails.nav?contribid-501003 Dr. Sharan B. Merriam www.coe.uga.edu/vita/smerriam_vita.pdf •
- 14. Dr. Robert E. Stake www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bf59TDochY Dr. Joe R. Feagin www.racismreview.com/blog/
- 15. References Davis, B. G. (1993) Tools for Teaching. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass. Glaser, B. &. ( 1967). The Discovery of grounded Theory: Strategies for qualitative research. Chicago: Aldine. Hirshberg, D., & Sharp, S. (2005, September). Institute of Social and Economic Research Publications: Thirty Years Later: The Long Term Effect of Boarding Schools on Alaska Natives and Their Communities. Retrieved October 18, 2013, from Institute of Social and Economic Research: http://www.iser.uaa.alaska.edu/Publications/ boardingschoolfinal.pdf. http://education.illinois.edu/people/stake http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sharan_Merriam http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Feagin http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_E._Stake http://www.sagepub.com/authorDetails.nav?contribId=501003 Johansson, R. (2003, September). Case Study Methodology. Retrieved October 12, 2013, from rolf.johansson@infra.kth.se: rolf.johansson@infra.kth.se National Paideia Center. (2002). Paideia Stories: Successful Schools in Practice. Retrieved October 18, 2013, from Paideia Active Learning: http://www.paideia.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/SuccessStories.pdf NBC News. (2013, October). Education Nation Cincinnati Case Study. Retrieved October 8, 2013, from Education Nation: http://www.educationnation.com/casestudies/cincy/index.htm Tellis, W. (1997, July). Introduction to Case Study. The Qualitative Report, http://www.nova.edu/ssss/QR/QR3-2/tellis1.html
- 16. But, Wait, There’s More… Fascinating Case Study on Hybrid Learning in Rural Alaska… http://www.gandrewpage.com/sample- page/papers/ruralcasestudy/ Completed by none other than OUR OWN Dr. Andy Page!
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- What is it about case studies that make them so prevalent?
- Case studies are completed on virtually every topic you can think of. Case studies are VERSATILE, MAINSTREAM, and can be a great teaching tool. In fact, when researching case studies in education (hoping to find the “one” BIG “famous” one) I kept coming up with using case studies as an instructional tool. They are great for stimulating debate, problem solving, and collaboration. Since they are STORIES, they are much easier to read, understand, and RELATE to.
- As mentioned before, there is an OVERWHELMING amount of case studies out there. I was hoping to fine ONE really good one to share that would resonate with everyone, but nope, that’s not the nature of the beast. So I chose three, that resonated with me! 1)The first is from a book put out by the National Paideia Center. I chose the case study featuring Chattanooga School for the Arts and Sciences (CSAS). This school is in my hometown and a WONDERFUL and AMAZING school. It’s a K-12 Magnet school and is one of the most sought after schools to attend. Before changing to a lottery system, parents were known to CAMP out for nearly a WEEK to get their child on a waiting list. It’s one of the oldest magnet schools in the city and very successful. 2)The next case study is about boarding schools in Alaska. I’m taking Issues in AN Education with Paul Ongontooguk and found the whole idea of boarding schools fascinating. This study is an example of a MULTIPLE case study. They look at several boarding schools (including St. Mary’s, Mt. Edgecumbe, Wrangell Institute, Copper Valley, and Beltz) and school experiences, good and bad. This study took place during 2004-2005 and combined the interviews of 60 Alaska Natives who had attended these schools between 1945-1985. 3)The last is a Case Study produced by NBC during their Education Nation Week. It’s actually one of 10 studies done about successful schools and programs around the country. Taking a community approach to educational issues, funding, and struggles they see in their community, this case study is about the Cincinnati community coming together to help out it’s schools. There is a short video to show you the work they are doing in their district. I’ll post the link in the chat box. Unfortunately, there isn’t a DIRECT link to the video, so when you click on the link, look at the top left bar for the word “VIDEO” and click that. When you finish watching, please click the “green checkmark.”