An in-depth analysis of a specific historical event, examining its context and impact on a community.

A research method focused on understanding human behavior and experiences through interviews, observations, and analysis.

The effect that historical events have on the social, economic, and cultural dynamics of a community.

The background and circumstances surrounding a historical event, crucial for understanding its significance.

Guidelines ensuring that research is conducted with integrity, respect, and responsibility towards participants.

A structured set of questions designed to facilitate effective qualitative interviews.

The process of converting spoken language from interviews into written text for analysis.

A method of categorizing qualitative data to identify themes and patterns during analysis.

An evaluation of existing research and literature related to the chosen historical event or topic.

Specific questions that guide the focus and direction of qualitative research.

A structured account that connects qualitative findings with historical context and community dynamics.

A process where fellow students evaluate each other's work to provide constructive feedback.

Techniques for effectively communicating research findings to an audience.

Additional resources, such as graphs or handouts, that enhance the presentation of research findings.

A qualitative analytic method for identifying and interpreting patterns within qualitative data.

Involving community members in the research process to enhance relevance and impact.

Research that follows a specific community over an extended period to observe changes.

Non-numerical information gathered through interviews, observations, and open-ended questions.

The examination of past events to understand their causes, contexts, and impacts.

The accuracy and credibility of the data collected during qualitative research.

The process of combining various qualitative findings into a coherent narrative.

Observational notes taken during qualitative research, providing context and insights.

The interactions and relationships within a community that influence its development.

Scholarly conversation and debate that contributes to knowledge in social sciences.

The principles governing the conduct of research, ensuring respect for participants and integrity.