Me and my fellow student researchers are currently writing a paper on how engagement with online freedom walls may correlate with students' perception of their learning environment. Due to this, we have chosen an explanatory sequential research design, to further understand why our quantitative data is the way it is. However, we are quite unsure whether the qualitative phase of our study is phenomenological or narrative in nature. May someone please enlighten us? Thank you.
To read ancient scriptures like Samkhya is very revealing; it is also challenging to read; its very deep knowledge. We could have a class on Zoom. I've done the deep study for years.. That is what it takes, but you will do it if you really are interested in the 'truths of Life."
One of the key terms regarding qualitative research at present is Mixed Methods Research. I suspect that this is what you are doing ... in a very Grounded Approach. I don't know that you need to 'define' your approach in such definitive terms ... you are combining approaches to interpret and represent your data as needed. Explain that and carry on.
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