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2019年9月14日 · In this paper, we have described the life grid technique, explored two specific contexts in which the life grid approach was applied in STEM discipline-based education research, and detailed attributes of life grid use that may add to its utility as an interview technique.

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The life grid provided a timeline and a visual anchor around which participants could organize their narratives; it provided a way to make connections between important events and form a coherent narrative of their lives. Other studies using the life grid have reported similar experiences with adolescents and young people. 21,12

2019年3月6日 · The purpose of this commentary is to describe an interview artifact called a life grid. First used and validated in medical sociology to conduct life course research, we adapted the life grid for use in research on undergraduate STEM education.

2010年7月20日 · The Life Grid uses a visual temporal framework to collect retrospective data through participatory interviews. Students map important events in different life areas over their first term. Analysis of 39 interviews found themes of complexity/flexibility in balancing commitments, challenges with social integration, and need for timely academic ...

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is twofold: to describe and evaluate the life grid as a methodology for historical research; and to provide an example application investigating the dynamics...

The life grid, has recently been acclaimed as a accurate method for collecting retrospective data from elderly respondents. Accounts of using this method, which are based upon quantitative studies,...

This article presents the potential and procedures of the life grid—initially and primarily used to support the quantitative collection of longitudinal data—as an instrument for qualitative data collection and analysis. The life grid—or life calendar—is a chronological grid commonly used in large longitudinal surveys.

The purpose of this commentary is to describe an interview artifact called a life grid. First used and validated in medical sociology to conduct life course research, we adapted the life grid for use in research on undergraduate STEM education.