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    The video that was chosen is made by Joanna Chrzanowska concerning 21st century qualitative research‚ and the video begins with an undated quote from Albert Einstein stating‚ "Everything that can be counted‚ does not necessarily count; everything that counts cannot necessarily be counted." The presenter in the video compares the advantages of qualitative research to quantitative research by sharing that quantitative research is less flexible but statistically significant‚ and qualitative gives

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    Culture region is a geographical area that encompasses a definite‚ specific culture or ethnic group. Norfolk Island lies in the Australian and Oceanic cultural region. Australia and Oceania have populations with diverse ancestries-indigenous‚ European‚ and Asian. Both physical geography and the migration patterns of people have shaped the region’s cultures. Tahitian (Polynesian) migrated to Norfolk Island‚ during the 14th and 15th century (In Wikipedia‚ The Free Encyclopedia‚ 2016). This indigenous

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    My second ethnographic observation took place at New Haven Adult Education Center on 23 October 2017. There were 16 students two of them were males. They were in the low- intermediate level. The first thing I noticed in the class‚ was the age of students‚ they were between 24 to 60’s. They are from different countries. In the classroom walls‚ there were five bulletin boards‚ 2 of them decorated with world’s maps‚ two with classroom rules and the last one with The Starry Night painting. When I walked

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    Hmong District Statement on Exorcism We‚ the DEXCOM together with the Theological Issue Committee‚ concur that Hmong District need to establish a measure rod in which we measure many contemporary theological issues arise in the Hmong District churches. We agree that the ultimate measure rod to measure all theological issues is the Word of God. Therefore‚ on the basis of this issue in regard to exorcism which is spread to many churches. We established this statement of belief in regard to Exorcism

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    In the Article called Public Library Services to the Hmong-American Community: Much Room for Improvement according to Vang‚ it was quite surprising that‚ “the Hmong community is unaware of services that are offered by the public library and do not seek information from the library compared to other immigrants” (Vang‚ para. 9). Unlike other Asian American stereotypes the Hmong are seen as hardworking but lake adjusting to the American culture and therefore are isolated and struggle to read English

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    patients‚ while the Hmong shamans believe in treating the spiritual ailment of the person through elaborate traditional practices. Shamans who themselves are epileptic try communicating with “a malevolent spirit called a dab” (Fadiman 1998: 4). The Hmong shaman is “believed to have the ability to enter a trance…and negotiate for this patients’ health with the spirits who lived in the realm of the unseen” (Fadiman 1998: 4). The differences between the two cultures pose many problems for Hmong refugees who

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    conduct parent interviews with the parents of my students. I know this is a sure fact and I will use these skills I learned all throughout my career. Along with this‚ I plan to eventually become a principal in the future‚ so I will definitely need ethnographic interviewing skills to be a good mentor‚ leader‚ and principal. I also believe that parents should be completely involved in their child’s education‚ so after doing this study‚ I can see how much parents can actually be involved and how beneficial

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    The essay discusses the context of ethics in a church environment. The ethnographic study took place at a Polish church in Izabelin and the analysis of this church organization will be covered in this essay. It will touch the context of ethics in different environments and there will be recommendations on the given organization as well. The observations took place at a Catholic church in Izabelin on a Sunday mass. The interior design of the church is very old fashion‚ stained glass windows give

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    business and break into a foreign market‚ the firm must take many precautions in order to adhere to the country’s many social and cultural rules. In order to succeed in any foreign industry‚ extensive research is required‚ possibly in the form of an ethnographic study. Biznes (Business) Consulting will give a presentation to the board of a Canadian construction company who is considering expansion into the Polish market. The report is designed to give the Canadian construction company a detailed assessment

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    Nalini Sharma Professor Moran Anthropology 102 December 3‚ 2013 Ethnographic Fieldwork Assignment: FINAL RESEARCH PAPER The subject of our research topic were homeless people. We had chosen this topic out of curiosity and wonder about the cause behind homelessness. Our hypothesis was that alcohol and drugs play an important role and are the leading cause of homelessness and expected more males or an individual homeless person. To conduct our field research we had gone to The Samaritan Center

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