Data Collection and Analysis

Data Collection and Analysis

1. PRIMARY INFORMATION

   • SURVEY
     • This technique can be done on the basis of aquestionnaire: Whether it be online surveys-physical surveys- mail surveys etc.
   • OBSERVATION
     • This technique is used to deepen the understanding of understanding of the research behavior.
   • INTERVIEWS
     • Is a tool that helps to collect data either by physical interview or by telephone.
   • EXPECTATION
     • Positive or negative possibility of a data collection.
   • LANGUAGE SAMPLES
     • Are essential for assessing the child's speech and allow us to collect a wide variety of data.
   • FOCUS GROUPS
     • Is a form of study that consists of holding a meeting where people can discuss or resolve an established topic.

2. SECONDARY INFORMATION

   • DOCUMENTS
     • They are sources of information that ensure the security and transparency of administrative actions and assist in data collection.
   • LITERATURE
     • Books, newsletters, magazines, brochures, pamphlets, and newspapers

3. ANALYSIS OF DATA

   • Stablis priorities
     • Prioritizing and clarifying problems, improvement opportunities and projects
   • Identify key data
     • It allows us to know and interpret the data collected.

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