2. After reading and discussing the direction of the ethnography with my team I began to realize that I can actually impact the answers to my questions. In other words, I can skew the results of the questions by asking the question in such a way that the response is what I want it to be, or close to it. I also began to realize that I have even more power than that because I can ask the people I choose which again would skew the results of the study. How do you decide what information is valuable and what isnt? There are so many directions an ethnography can take, but how do you choose the information that is going to benefit others?
1. Because this is so new to me, I had never heard of something like this until this class, I would love to see other ethnography's to see how they are done. What would be really cool is to see an older ethnography of the school I'm doing so I can see the similarities and differences. I wonder how you can find that information? Im sure if its been don its on the net.
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