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    This document provides guidance for writing a micro ethnography. It lists things to do such as being accurate, getting consent forms signed, having multiple drafts, asking relevant questions, including experiences, addressing stereotypes, and writing what was seen and learned from a first-hand account. It also lists things not to do like assuming names can be used without permission, plagiarizing, using fake information, being biased, getting too personal, manipulating or deceiving readers.

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    This document provides guidance for writing a micro ethnography. It lists things to do such as being accurate, getting consent forms signed, having multiple drafts, asking relevant questions, including experiences, addressing stereotypes, and writing what was seen and learned from a first-hand account. It also lists things not to do like assuming names can be used without permission, plagiarizing, using fake information, being biased, getting too personal, manipulating or deceiving readers.

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    Micro Ethnography UWRT 1101

    Do
    Dont do
    -

    Be accurate
    Be mindful how you state your
    response
    Be honest but considered
    Have a good and real research
    Have your consent forms signed
    Have more than 1 draft of your
    ethnography
    Consider the public relations that
    can be affected by your writing
    Ask relevant questions
    Include your experiences
    Stay on topic
    Address the stereotypes
    State key points
    Make it relatable
    Show your writing style (make it
    interesting)
    Write what you saw and what
    you learned (not what you know
    or what you think)
    First-hand account

    Dont assume you can use the


    names of your interviews
    Plagiarism
    Dont use fake information
    Dont assume everyone knows
    what you will write about
    Dont be biased
    Dont follow a conventional essay
    format
    Dont do unintentional claims
    Dont get too personal
    Dont manipulate or deceive
    Dont insult the communitys
    intelligence or the audience
    Dont generalize

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