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Analysis
Keeping Wartime Memories Alive
John Dias and Chloe BrownleeChapman
a揃nal揃y揃sis [uh-nal-uh-sis]
What we found out about what
we found out..
2. this process as a method of studying the
nature of something or of determining its
essential features and their relations: the
analysis of a project.
Brief Notes on our Different Approaches to Analysis: Example 2
Research Cycle - Analysis
Doing It.
 Our analysis was very
important, it had to be
accessible and
include all of the
team.
 We didnt use big
jargon words.
Analysis Process
 Used Analysis Sheets put together
by the co-researchers so all of the
information was in one place. It
was colour coded.
 We cut out the things we didnt
want/ need and got rid of the
garbage.
 Put the information together from
each theme and asked what
that told us
 About the war
 About that Person
 About that theme
Analysis Sheets
Results
 We didnt find out what we
expected to find out!
 Peoples lives had changed
at the same rate as other
Cumbrians without Learning
Difficulties.

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Brief Notes on our Different Approaches to Analysis: Example 2

  • 1. Analysis Keeping Wartime Memories Alive John Dias and Chloe BrownleeChapman
  • 2. a揃nal揃y揃sis [uh-nal-uh-sis] What we found out about what we found out.. 2. this process as a method of studying the nature of something or of determining its essential features and their relations: the analysis of a project.
  • 4. Research Cycle - Analysis
  • 5. Doing It. Our analysis was very important, it had to be accessible and include all of the team. We didnt use big jargon words.
  • 6. Analysis Process Used Analysis Sheets put together by the co-researchers so all of the information was in one place. It was colour coded. We cut out the things we didnt want/ need and got rid of the garbage. Put the information together from each theme and asked what that told us About the war About that Person About that theme
  • 8. Results We didnt find out what we expected to find out! Peoples lives had changed at the same rate as other Cumbrians without Learning Difficulties.