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| Bachman's action research spiral (Mertler 2014:17) |
The methodology employed in this study will be
qualitative. The main ways of collecting qualitative data is through individual
interviews, focus groups, and observation or action research. This work will
focus on action research which Geoffrey E. Mills (2011) book, A guide for the
teacher researcher, defines as a methodical examination conducted for the
function of gathering information. Jean McNiff (2002) states that, “The
research process is the developmental process of following through the idea,
seeing how it goes, and continually checking whether it is in line with what
you wish to happen. Seen in this way, action research is a form of self
evaluation”. The process will be helpful not only for the research of the theoretical study but also in the
practical process of manufacture of jewellery, which can be best shown in
Bachman’s (Mertler 2014:17) action research spiral figure above.
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