Looking at Chandra’s study, what elements of narrative do you see being manifested, both in the literal method as well as in epistemological and axiological terms (Remember those guys?

I have a TREE question that I want the writer to answer in the spread, please.
I download two videos and two articles, can you please use them to answer my questions.

1- The readings present us with a strong and typical narrative study in the presentation of Chandra’s experience. Looking at Chandra’s study, what elements of narrative do you see being manifested, both in the literal method as well as in epistemological and axiological terms (Remember those guys?

2- Discussion: Mixing Approaches:
Coleman’s article is presented as a case study but has significant elements of phenomenology and narrative. Layering approaches is not unheard of in qualitative research and many studies could easily match multiple approaches. What elements of phenomenology are present in this study? What elements of narrative do you see in this study? What are your thoughts on mixing approaches and do you think it worked here? Why or why not?

3- your project: research question: ( I need the research question to be in early childhood)
For this discussion post, we will start working on the narrative that will become part of your final paper. This week, I’d like you to share your ROUGH DRAFT statement of the research problem and your research question (feel free to use the formatting from the Creswell 594 or 596 texts if you wish). You can include subquestions (but they are not necessary). Remember, this is a MINI-study that can be completed during this semester – don’t feel you need to solve world peace or any other huge problem. 🙂
In the second paragraph, describe the sampling strategies. What is the site and/or participants? What sampling strategy are you thinking of using (i.e., snowball, criterion, etc. (see 596 texts))? Why this sample for this research question – that is, why is this a good fit?

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