Answer/Quotes:
“A
case study is not a human interest feature nor uninterpreted diagnostic notes
but a professional analysis of one case that is illuminating to other
professionals. It should provide useful, interesting information about the type
of student, the techniques used with that individual and the results of
interventions.”
“A
rationale for selecting the case should be presented.”
“The
case study should be tied to the professional literature.
“Full
specifics about the student’s circumstances and abilities should be provided.”
“The
instructor’s actions and their results should be specified.”
“Interpretations
of events should provide new insights.”
“Recommendations
should be made. The writer should sum up by saying why the case was worth
looking at and what it suggests for other professionals.” P. 195.
Title: “Call for Case
Studies.” Journal of Reading (November 1991), 195.
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