Methodology of glottodidactics 3304-2D1O-MBWG-051
1. Introduction to research methodology and the quantitative and qualitative paradigm
2 What is qualitative research? What is their research potential da the field of glottodidactics?
3. Stages of the research process
4. Construction of the research problem and research questions
5-6. Review of selected data collection techniques in the qualitative paradigm:
- action research
- case study
- ethnographic research
- observation
- discourse analysis
- interviews (structured, unstructured)
- quasi-experiments
-self-narratives (autoethnography)
-didactic dialogue
7. Data collection and classification procedures
8 - 9 - Analysis of selected research in glottodidactics
10 - 11 - How to design a good research project?
12 - Becoming a researcher - a few words on research deontology
13 - Ways of presenting and interpreting research
14 -15 - Student presentations (of research projects)
Type of course
Prerequisites (description)
Course coordinators
Learning outcomes
In terms of knowledge the student/student:
- K-W01: knows in depth the specifics of glottodidactic research and
understands its subject matter,
- K-W02: has a thorough knowledge of the terminology relevant to
glottodidactic research;
- K-W04: has a thorough knowledge of the latest trends in the study of
glottodidactic issues, follows the development of methodology in this area;
- K-W04: has in-depth knowledge of complex issues in the area of
glottodidactic research;
- K-W04: knows in a deeper degree the principles of scientific work,
understands the essence of methodological phenomena;
- K-W04: knows in a deeper degree the main paradigms of methodological
research;
- KW-01: knows the characteristics of qualitative research;
- KW-01: is able to list and characterise the basic techniques of data
collection in the qualitative paradigm;
In terms of skills, the student/student:
- K-U01: can apply complex research theoretical concepts specific to
glottodidactics;
- K-U02: is able to use complex research skills in glottodidactic research,
including analysis of research problems, formulation of hypotheses, selection
of research methods and techniques, as well as elaboration and presentation
of results when preparing his/her own work;
- K-U02: is able to apply in-depth glottodidactic knowledge to develop a
research project;
In terms of social competences the student/student:
- K-K04: understands the ethical challenges of research;
- K-K03: argues and discusses with other class participants;
Assessment criteria
Successful completion of the course includes both in stationary and remote
mode:
- systematic attendance and active participation in class (if in remote mode
using Google Meet and GoogleClassroom)
- development of a research project together with data collection tools.
- on-going monitoring of your understanding of the topics covered through
'input', discussions, pair and small group work;
- collaborative learning - preparing thematic speeches in pairs using
multimedia tools.
Criteria are communicated and discussed in class.
In the winter semester 2023/2024, the lecturer will be on duty station on
Wednesdays from 10-11 a.m. (stationary, room 3410 or remotely by
appointment).
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