examples of failure policy, such as in 2003, the government allows the private developers help to build the housing for the elderly, but because of government failures led to the failure policy. The report is doing very well at this part because it compares the successes and failures of the housing policy for the elderly in Hong
Introduction Mixed methods research (MMR) is frequently used in social, behavioral and health sciences. It is becoming increasingly popular and is recognized as the third major research approach in relation to quantitative and qualitative research. Over the past 30 years, a significant amount of controversy has surrounded how MMR is defined and conceptualized (Johnson, Onwuegbuzie, & Turner, 2007; Mayoh & Onwuegbuzie, 2015). In the past decade, scholars have examined various perspectives in an effort
values which are critical to the status quo in societly.” In order to get optimum results, both qualitative and quantitative approaches will be used, although qualitative would be the more dominant. Qualitative approach to research normally deals with information in the form of words, conveyed verbally or in writing as stated by (Denzin & Lincoln, 2006). Furthermore, (Anderson,2006) described qualitative research as an exploration of what is assumed to be a dynamic reality. It does not claim what is
social relationships and networks impact an organization’s ability to communicate change from a human relations perspective? In applying the human relations approach to our topics, there are several themes that guide our research methods. The main theme is the significance of relationships. One of the key principles of the human relations approach is relationships and their ability to fulfill the “self-actualization” needs of humans (Miller, 2012: 44). In conducting our research design, we need to
management is one important aspect of project management, especially in large projects where multiple stakeholders with different power, influence and interests are present. Identify two different stakeholder models used in academic literature and compare their underlying assumptions and relevance. In the article Project Management Models as Value Creators, Eskerod and Riis used a project management model. It shows and specifies the management breakdown structure, the management processes, and the
Introduction Parenting had contain the meaning of parents who are willing to engage and participate in their children daily life activities (The Future of Children 2013). Parenting is very important to raise up a child, poor parenting may endanger the child but the good parenting may probably benefits the child. According to a study that did by Joseph 2007 (cited in Live strong 2013), he stated that children who raised up by parents who with poor parenting, children will probably behave inappropriately
procedures, processing of data analysis and statistical analysis in the study. 3.1 Research Design 3.1.1 Qualitative Research A qualitative research approach is proposed for this study. Research design provides an overall structure and strategy of the research. Denzin and Lincoln (2005) describe qualitative research as involving “ an interpretive naturalistic approach to the world. This means that qualitative researchers study things in their natural settings, attempting to make sense of or interpret phenomena
com IKIP Budi Utomo Malang Abstract: The unhelpful argument concerning whether a qualitative or quantitative analysis is ‘best’ is still echoed nowadays by some of each supporters in the development of knowledge and science. However, in language study, such claim is weakened along with the arousal of a new combined ’methodological synergy’ between CL, represents quantitative paradigm, and CDA represents qualitative paradigm, the joined forces of these two methods is called Corpus Linguistics Critical
One of the key advantage of participatory approach to development is to provide ownership to the local people. Local ownership of development programmes and projects is a key theme of European Commission (EC) development policy (EU, 2004). For example, World Bank supported a rural integrated project in Tanzania- in district level, embracing water, healthcare, education, agriculture, local government, saving and credit, transport and marketing, and natural resource management. It adopted a unique
an acronym for “English as a Foreign Language” and specifically refers to those students who are learning to speak, read, and write English in a context in which the English language is not used as a means of wider communication (Nichols, 2014). Contrast with ESL/English as a Second Language, the students/language learners are assumed to never using EFL as a communication tool in their environment. Whereas, students in non English-speaking countries have ESL might be surrounded by English in their