Lesson Plan 1 |
Course: Qualitative Research Methods
Learning Objectives:
- Students will learn general aspects of qualitative research methods
- Explains how qualitative research processes work.
- Explains the main characteristics of qualitative data collection techniques
- Explains various qualitative data analysis methods.
- Develops evaluation criteria for qualitative research reports.
- Evaluates a qualitative research report based on the evaluation criteria.
Individual / Group Activity:
Kahoot questionnaire: Collaborative Learning Activity
Purpose of this activity is to engage students, refresh their learnings during the course they learned so far. This Kahoot activity comprises 20 questions help students to brainstorm ideas for better understanding and lifelong learning.
Question / Answer Session: Discuss within your group, your experiences from different situations and environments, the experiences should preferably come from work situations. Relevant experiences from studies, private life, and traveling can be included.
Padlet Activity: This activity specially designed for Textual Analysis. How textual analysis can be made? Difference between Content Analysis and Textual analysis. Learning about skimming of data etc.
Teaching Methodology:
Normal Lecturing, Teaching Presentation, Discussion
Lesson Structure:
Activity |
Teaching |
Learning methods/ Other pedagogical considerations |
Time(min.) |
| Welcome and introduction | Introduction of teacher and students | Entire class – Lecture | 15 min |
| Overview | Lesson description and its aims | Lecture | 15 min |
| Kahoot Activity 1 | Discussion about Research Method
Questionnaire
|
Entire class – Individual/group Activity | 40 min |
| Break | 20 min | ||
| Short discussion | An open conversation on the different research methods | Entire class | 20 min |
| Activity 2 | Padlet activity | Entire class – students participated in online activity | 30 min |
| Short discussion | Open conversation Textual Analysis. To understand the difference between Content analysis and textual analysis. | Lecture | 20 min |
| Break | 30 min | ||
| Question/Answer Session | Brainstorming session | Entire class | 20 min |
| Open discussion | Final wrap up and details about future home assignment, presentation and deadline. | Entire class | 20 min |
| Total time | 4 h |
Lesson Plan 2 |
Course: Qualitative Research Methods
Number of Students: 80
Multicultural Environment
Learning Objectives:
Students will learn the following points during the lesson
- How to conduct a qualitative research project
- Learning about research processes and methodology
- Analysing and interpretation
(Some practical examples on what to do with the material/data)
Teaching Methodology:
Normal Lecturing, Teaching Presentation, Discussion
Lesson Structure:
Activity |
Teaching |
Learning methods/ Other pedagogical considerations |
Time(min.) |
| Welcome and introduction | Lesson description and its aims | Entire class | 15 min |
| Overview | General Discussion | Entire class | 15 min |
| Qualitative Research project | How to conduct a qualitative research project | Normal Lecturing | 40 min |
| Break | 20 min | ||
| Different examples on research processes
· By Veal · By Creswell · A simple model |
Learning by understanding different examples
Research Processes |
Entire class | 20 min |
| Qualitative Research project | Analysing and interpretation
Some examples of what to do with the material |
Entire class – students participated in on-line activity | 30 min |
| Short discussion | An open conversation about conducting a qualitative research | Lecture | 20 min |
| Question/Answer Session | Entire class | 20 min | |
| Open discussion | Steps involved in the analyzing process
Final Wrap Up
|
Entire class | 20 min |
| Total time | 3.5 h |
Lesson Plan 3 |
Course: Qualitative Research Methods
Number of Students: 80
Multicultural Environment
Learning Objectives:
- Students should be familiar with the current uses of the terms reliability and validity in educational research/thesis work.
- Students should be able to identify the overall process of designing a research study from its inception to its report.
- Students should be familiar with mixed methods research:
- The types of mixed methods designs that are typically used
- How to interpret a diagram of a mixed methods design by knowing the notations
- Why it is suitable for studying types of research problems
- Evaluates a qualitative research report based on the evaluation criteria.
- Students will revise the steps involved in qualitative data collection.
Teaching Methodology:
Normal Lecturing, Teaching Presentation, Discussion
Lesson Structure:
Activity |
Teaching |
Learning methods/ Other pedagogical considerations |
Time(min.) |
| Welcome and introduction | Lesson description and its aims | Entire class – Lecture | 15 min |
| Overview | Brushing up previous lesson’s learnings | Entire class | 15 min |
| Reliability and Validity | Lecture about uses reliability and validity in academic research. | Entire class | 40 min |
| Break | 20 min | ||
| Short discussion | An open conversation on Reliability and Validity | Entire class | 20 min |
| Lecture | Interpretation of Data | Entire class | 30 min |
| Short discussion | Norms of data collection | Entire class | 20 min |
| Question/Answer Session | Entire class | 20 min | |
| Open discussion | Final wrap up, Discussion about Presentation, Instructions, guidelines and other important information. | Entire class | 20 min |
| Total time | 3 h |