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Big Ideas
RESEARCH CAN MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE, Case study structure -…
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1. Introduction
Introduces the case, including the background and any previous studies of the issue.
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3. Method
Explains how the study was carried out, e.g. what research methods did you use to collect data: interviews, observations, questionnaires, etc.? What were the circumstances of your data collection?
4. Results
Describes what you found through your investigations, e.g. the main themes that came out in interviews, responses to questionnaires, significant observations.
5. Discussion
Explains the significance of the study and what can be learnt from it. Note that a case study is a study of a particular situation so you can’t generalise the results to all other situations. That means your discussion should focus on what can be learnt about that particular situation and the individuals involved.
6. Recommendations
Provides proposals for future action to solve the problem or improve the situation, e.g. by applying a particular kind of treatment or intervention.