Methods in Education Flashcards

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Who is a gatekeeper in school research?

A person who controls access to pupils or data, such as the head teacher.

Because pupils are children, so parents or carers must agree to their participation.

A list you can sample from, like class registers or the school roll.

They are quick and can reach many pupils at once.

Some pupils may not understand the questions or may not take them seriously.

Pupils may try to please the adult or avoid getting into trouble.

Pupils change their behaviour because they know they are being watched.

It lacks consent and breaks safeguarding rules, so it is unethical.

Exam results, such as GCSE grades.

One school may not reflect other types of schools or pupils.

It limits when lessons can be studied and may clash with exams or breaks.

A safety check on adults to protect children; schools often require it before access.