CASE
STUDY
Group 1 of
Research Methodology on ELT
Member’s of Group 1 :
1. Yuli Farida N 2223170023
2. Fryda Hayu Kinanthi 2223170128
3. Milah Muslihah 2223170005
4. Revina Marantika 2223170119
5. Fathiya Noor Aulia 2223170029
6. Dinda Rahma W 2223170080
7. Eka Rizqi Fadilah 2223170017
8. Lanina Benita Indah Putri 2223170071
9. Andrew
TABLE OF CONTENTS
01 Definition Procedures 04
02 Characteristics Challenges 05
03 Types
Definition (1)
A case study may be understood as the
intensive study of a single case where the
purpose of that study is – at least in part –
Case Study to shed light on a larger class of cases (a
population).
Definition (2)
Case study research is a qualitative approach in which the
investigator explores a bounded system (a case) or multiple
bounded systems (cases) over time, through detailed, in -
depth data collection involving multiple sources of
information (e.g., observations, interviews, audiovisual
material, and documents and reports), and reports a case
description and case based themes (2007, p. 73, emphasis in
original).
Definition (3)
Case study allows you to focus in-depth on a
“case” and to retain a holistic and real-world
perspective, such as in studying individual life
cycles, small group behavior, organizational
and managerial processes, neighborhood
change, school performance, international
relations, and the maturation of industries.
Stake (2005) states that case study research is not a
methodology but a choice of what is to be studied (i.e., a case
within a bounded system, bounded by time and place)
whereas others present it as strategy of inquiry, a
methodology, or a comprehensive research strategy.
Definition (4)
Case study research is an investigative approach used
to thoroughly describe complex phenomena, such as
recent events, important issues, or programs, in ways
to unearth new and deeper understanding of these
phenomena.
Definition (5)
Characteristics (1)
1. 2. 3.
Begins with the The key to the case The intent of conducting
identification of a identification is the case study is
specific case. bounded. important.
Characteristics (2)
4. 5.
It presents an in depth The selection of how to
understanding of the approach the data
case. analysis in a case study
will differ.
7. 6.
Case studies often end A key to generating the
with conclusions about description of the case
the overall meaning involves identifying case
delivering from the themes.
case(s).
Characteristics (3)
8.
Designs begin by identifying the specific
program to be investigated followed by the
selection of specific aspects.
9.
The selected program elements are then
clarified using research questions that
will guide the actual case study.
10.
Answering these questions through
several forms of data collection becomes
the principal task of the case study
researcher.
Types of Case Study
1. 2. 3.
Exploratory Explanatory Descriptive
1. 2. 3.
Collective/ Multiple Case
Single Instrumental Study Intrinsic Case Study
Procedures of Case Study
Research Plan : How to Data Recording
Find Answers
2. 4.
1. 3. 5.
Implementing Case
Conceptualizing the Research Protocols
Study Research into
Study and Instruments
Reports
Challenges in Case Study (1)
1.
Conducting
research 27%
rigorously.
3.
70% Arriving at
2. common
52% conclusions if
Avoiding
desired.
confusion with
non-research
case studies.
Challenges in Case Study (2)
4. 5.
Carefully Understanding the
managing your comparative
effort levels. advantages of case
study research.
Being Ready for The Challenge
1. 2.
Follow a clear Recognize
methodological strengths and
path. limitations.
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Conclusion
A case study as the intensive study of a single case
where the purpose of that study is – at least in part
– to shed light on a larger class of cases (a
population).
It has some characteristics such as begins with the
identification of a specific case and the key to the
case identification is bounded.
Some types i.e. exploratory, explanatory,
descriptive, single instrumental, collective/
multiple case study, and intrinsic case study.
And case study has its own procedures and
challenges.
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