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The problem essentially is looking at methodology in quantitative and qualitative approaches. Examples given to identify types of approach are: (1) Elizabeth Coates writing in the International Journal of Early Years Education (2002) "I forgot the sky". Children's stories contained within their drawing and the way in which they talked to themselves as they drew. Observed in their classrooms and collated for analysis over a relatively short period of time.
(2) Wataru Takei first published in 2001 How do deaf infants attain first signs? in Developmentak Science. A longitudinal study of two deaf infants of deaf parents, researched through monthly visits to the home and video taped. Hand activities by parents and children were described and analyzed.
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Oct 20, 2006 ... Both quantitative and qualitative research rest on rich ...
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