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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"walking interview"”.
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Forging family outdoor identity: natural conversations about the effect of outdoor experiences on attitudes toward environmental science
This study used a qualitative, "walking interview" method to explore how families' outdoor experiences and parent-child interactions affected their attitudes about environmental science. Members of six families--at least one parent and one child--were interviewed during a walk in a city-maintained …
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Walking, talking and sensing community : lived experiences of a multi-ethnic neighbourhood
… British Asian populations. Using field notes and walking interview data, rich and spatially-bound accounts of several local residents with differing backgrounds, heritages and perspectives are explored in-depth. In doing so, this research establishes new knowledge on how community, change and …
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From place-responsive to place-constructive outdoor education: A case study of the Port Hills, Christchurch, New Zealand.
… professional backgrounds. Each participant was interviewed twice. First, in a semi‐structured indoor interview, and second in a walking interview conducted in a location in the Port Hills of particular significance to the participant. The main findings of this research support the increasing …
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Early years teachers’ perspectives of integrated working and professional development: a qualitative exploration in a local authority in London
… factors. The research is framed as a qualitative interview study that incorporates the use of in-depth interviews and the experimental use of a walking interview with one participant. Thematic analysis of the participants’ data reveals an array of measures to support the early years teacher to …
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Walking the land: Examining an ecosystem approach for private estates through the lens of woodland expansion
… with every estate participating in field interviews, woodland planning and collaborative discussions. Private estates in Scotland cover a significant area of the Highlands and are dominated by traditional sporting interests and recreation that is not always considered compatible with …