By: Tessa Wiegand Throughout my time so far on the island of Utila, Honduras, I have began to understand the value of obtaining qualitative research rather than quantitative. As they are very different, each can play different roles in and hold their own value in data collection. With my research, I am able to gatherContinue reading “A Look into my Research”
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From Rejection to Results: Interviewing Multilingual Families Across Spain
By Chloe Bloom, Florida State University Buenas, I’m back to share the latest and greatest on my interviewing process! As well as some of the challenges I’ve taken on to get there. Before even beginning my summer, I of course had expectations, a plan for how this whole experience would go. Except it’s hard forContinue reading “From Rejection to Results: Interviewing Multilingual Families Across Spain”
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