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my knowledge about endangered languages. Second, one is primary
research, which will be used in order to collect data from local residents.
I will use qualitative method of data collecting. Qualitative method is
more suitable for my study because it enables more complex aspects of
a person’s experience, participants are allowed to provide data in their
own words and fewer restrictions and assumptions are placed on the
data to be collected.
Finding out about opinion of people according to the issue, their
experience and possible ways of solving the issue is easier through
face-to-face interaction with people. Therefore, I decided to conduct
interview. Interview will give me opportunity for feedback, more precise
information and it adds depths and validity to research data. During the
interview I will ask open questions because they allow for much longer
responses, for more creativity and information.
The interview will be with 4 people of different age, sex and with
different occupation because I decided to have purposeful sampling
in order to ensure that all relevant types of people are included in my
sample and that the right mix of people are interviewed. For instance,
I am going to ask questions from pupils, teachers and experts, who are
acquainted with the topic of endangered languages.
I will warn all the participants about recording our interview and
that it will be confidential and they will sign permission for the recording.
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contribution/34693/