This document categorizes 10 research studies as either qualitative or quantitative. It finds that the majority (7 out of 10) are qualitative research, seeking to explain experiences, understand needs and expectations, review language assessments, or study processes through case studies, interviews, and group discussions. The quantitative studies (3 out of 10) analyze data from larger respondent groups to gather research on language development, teachers' technology use, and short-term outcomes.
This document categorizes 10 research studies as either qualitative or quantitative. It finds that the majority (7 out of 10) are qualitative research, seeking to explain experiences, understand needs and expectations, review language assessments, or study processes through case studies, interviews, and group discussions. The quantitative studies (3 out of 10) analyze data from larger respondent groups to gather research on language development, teachers' technology use, and short-term outcomes.
This document categorizes 10 research studies as either qualitative or quantitative. It finds that the majority (7 out of 10) are qualitative research, seeking to explain experiences, understand needs and expectations, review language assessments, or study processes through case studies, interviews, and group discussions. The quantitative studies (3 out of 10) analyze data from larger respondent groups to gather research on language development, teachers' technology use, and short-term outcomes.
1. ‘‘Languages aren’t as important here’’: German migrant teachers’ experiences
in Australian language classes *QUALITATIVE – Seeks to explain and understand. 2. Interrelationships Between Working Memory, Processing Speed, and Language Development in the Age Range of 2–4 years *QUANTITATIVE – There are more than 10 respondets and this indicates that this is qualitative research. 3. Do You See What I See? Understanding Filipino Elderly's Needs, Benefits, and Expectations from an Adult Continuing Education Program *QUALITATIVE- Because the research may go deep, and it seeks to understand. 4. A short-term follow-up of children with poor word production at the age of 18 months *QUANTITATIVE- There are again larger respondents and it uses data to gather the needed research. 5. When is it similar or different? When is different and similar? A review of language assessment foci of selected Philippine English language textbooks *QUALITATIVE- This is one on one interview and does not have more than 3 respondents. 6. Building up a Learner Corpus Through Creative Non-fiction Prose: An Experimental Research *QUALITATIVE- Because of the word AN EXPERIMENTAL research this indicates it is more of a case study. 7. In a long and winding road: A grounded theory study of Filipino department chairs’ role adjustment as sense-making *QUALITATIVE- Group discussion, case study. 8. Teachers’ Use of ICTs in Public Language Education: Evidence from Second Language Secondary-school Classrooms *QUANTITATIVE- because it has a data analysis, and has more respondents. 9. This Too Shall Pass: A Grounded Theory Study of Filipino Cancer Survivorship *QUALITATIVE- this is more on one on one interview because of the confidentiality of the respondents. It is also more on observation. 10. Voice-over instant messaging as a tool for enhancing the oral proficiency and motivation of English-as-a-foreign-language learners *QUALITATIVE- Interviews with questions maybe open-ended questions.