Methods In Context (Unstructured Interviews In Education) Flashcards

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How do unstructured interviews overcome ‘Status Inequalities?’

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  • Establish rapport easily
  • Encourages interviewees to open up + respond fully
  • Produces more valid data
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What are the ‘Practical Issues’ using unstructured interviews in education?

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  • Pupils are given more space/time to articulate their thoughts
  • Young people have a shorter attention span
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How ‘Valid’ are unstructured interviews studying education?

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  • Interviewer can clarify misunderstandings

- Children may have difficulty keeping up to the point

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How ‘Reliable’ are unstructured interviews studying education?

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  • Interviewer can create a relaxed environment

- Method can’t be standardised so different results will be found

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How might ‘Social Desirability’ impact unstructured interviews in education?

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  • Pupils are accustomed to adults ‘knowing better’ + may appeal to that
  • UI allows for researchers to probe differing answers
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How might ‘Interviewer Training’ impact unstructured interviews in education?

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  • Interviewing young people requires more training

- Interviews must be trained to listen to children’s answers properly

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