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data contained in


focusing which had


the development of


47


the transcripts.


its place


This


is the notion of progressive


in the organization of the research and


the teaching.


Further such focusing also influenced


attempts to modify


the wider context within which the ’learning milieu*
exists and reference is made throughout to other areas of PGCE work -

courses


pedagogy and assessment.


(See Appendix IV)


Parlett and Hamilton raise the question of the


fl


subjective element”, the


!!


question of gross partiality on the part of the investigator


Il


which was


also raised by Grace


in his discussion.


Whilst the present study was


not conceived as a sociological account


Grace's comment on his own work is


appropriate .

At the point of editing and interpretation the procedure
adopted was to derive what appeared to be within each
teacher’s account the central meanings and categories in

their discourse.


(Grace 1979, p.152.)


Inevitably there has to be selection


and evidence in the form of


transcript has tee<n. given to enable the reader to judge the quality


and appropriateness of the meanings and categories selected.


Given the


stage of the innovation and the function of the research discussed above


the illuminative evaluation position was accepted acknowledging as do


Parlett and Hamilton the need for the subjective element and the necessity


for ’the use of interpretation and human insights and skills’.


(Parlett


and Hamilton


p.25. )


Once


the


central


themes


had


been


decided


upon


the


transcripts


were


analysed according to those themes.

Immersion in the data through first

its


collection


then its transcription and finally its analysis did not


reveal more salient themes.


However a possible limitation of perspective is



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