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Critical Ethnography

Introduction to the research tradition

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Critical Ethnography

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  1. Compiled by HeryYanto The University of Hawaii at Manoa Spring 2010 Research Tradition:Critical Ethnography

  2. WHAT IS CRITICAL ETHNOGRAPHY?

  3. The term“critical ethnography” (late 1970s – early 1980s) Become popular in 1990s Used to research: 1) Social sites 2) Social process 3) cultural commodities in order to reveal INEQUALITY History of Critical Ethnography(Carspecken, 1996)

  4. Critical Ethnography – Definition(Masemann, 1982)

  5. CE – The result of dialectical aspects(Anderson, 1989)

  6. Typical of Critical Ethnography (Carspecken & Apple, 1992)

  7. The Differences between conventional and critical ethnographies (Salleh, 2008) … (1)

  8. The Differences between conventional and critical ethnographies (Salleh, 2008) … (2)

  9. The Differences between conventional and critical ethnographies (Salleh, 2008) … (3)

  10. Topics of Critical ethnography research • The diffusion of technology and idea • The use of technology by different social group • The effect of social networking to the community that use it for different purposes • The change of curriculum and education credential

  11. Monological data Reconstructive Dialogical data collection System relations Explain finding with system relations The principles of Critical Ethnography (Carspecken and Apple, 1992)

  12. Three importance aspects of Critical Ethnography (Madison, 2004)

  13. Limitation of Critical Ethnography (Cohen, et al., 2008)

  14. Going Global: The Complexities of fostering intercultural understanding in a rural school using videoconferencing technology Mimi Miyoung Lee (2004)Indiana University

  15. A Critical Ethnography of teacher development and change in a collaborative group setting to improve practice HaironSalleh (2008) University of Bath

  16. Important tradition for empowering community Insightful ideas to solve education problem related with culture and inequality Not easy to understand Conclusion

  17. Questions and Answers

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