She holds a degree in English Literature from the University of Cambridge and trained to teach at the Institute of Education. 100 Activities for Teaching Research Methods: Listening to Interviewees, 100 Activities for Teaching Research Methods: Analysing Quantitative Data. Prayers were being said for a safe passage. Posters like this one, produced by the Ministry of Information, were used to persuade people to come to Britain from the Caribbean to support the war effort during World War Two. Music is a crucial element of Caribbean culture. David Muirhead: Crown Copyright, this material has been published under an Open Government Licence. The best part was when we fought over licking the cake bowl. Each of the photographs below captures an important moment in the collective experience of arriving in Britain from the Caribbean. The captions deepen our understanding of the pictures. Look at a printed or digital copy of a short article with the title removed. © Harold Maize: We have been unable to locate the copyright holder for Harold Maize. If you are a tutor, teacher, or lecturer who is looking to provide interesting and engaging content for your students, this book is an absolute 'must have'. Photograph of Floella Benjamin as a child with her mum, dad, sister Sandra and brother Lester. Key curriculum areas: English, Creative Writing, History; Black History Month activities. Marjorie Nicholson: © Trades Union Congress (TUC) Or you might persuade them to come and work as a journalist or a playwright, a poet or an artist, a musician or a dancer, an actor or a lawyer. Finally the day for our journey across the ocean came. How will you describe it? In winter all the water outside freezes, that is, it turns into ice, everybody shivering though protected with warm sweaters, leather gloves, woollen coats, and thick-soled shoes. Leslie Stephens: © the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development, London (www.cipd.co.uk) What do you think is happening in this picture? If you have recently placed an inspection copy order with us, we will be in touch to advise of any changes. It couldn’t come right up to the side of the wharf because the water wasn’t deep enough so everyone had to be transported to the ship in small motor boats. Please credit the copyright holder when reusing this work. Going to Britain? Some had fought in World War Two. © H W Neale: We have been unable to locate the copyright holder forH W Neale. My mother had asked her sister Olive to buy the tickets for all four of us. The typical research paper is a highly codified rhetorical form [1, 2].Knowledge of the rules—some explicit, others implied—goes a long way toward writing a paper that will get accepted in a peer-reviewed journal. What might be happening just outside of the frame? We spent our final night with her before being packed into her car for the drive through the busy evening traffic to the port. If you could ask this person three questions, what would you ask? True False 4. Hello, would you like to continue browsing the SAGE website? Most were filled with excitement and hope about coming to Britain. Then the table would be laden with dishes of food – it was like a feast. On the menu was brown down chicken, rice, plantains, callaloo, sweet potatoes, cassavas, gungo peas, and macaroni cheese pie. Flick through the pages to see the full story. Please contact copyright@bl.uk with any information you have regarding this item. It ran in the 1960s and described itself as ‘the voice for the 350,000 West Indians and many thousands of Africans and Asians’ in Britain. © Rael Brook (Group) LTD. You may not use the material for commercial purposes. August 2016 | 384 pages | SAGE Publications Ltd, SECTION 1: FINDING AND USING SOURCES OF INFORMATION, Activity 1: Distinguishing between Primary and Secondary Sources, Activity 2: Finding and Using Primary Sources, Activity 4: Assessing Prior Experience and Learning, Activity 5: Reflecting on Your Enquiry Skills, Activity 6: Using the Internet for Background Research, Activity 8: Recognizing Statistics, Facts, Arguments and Opinions, Activity 9: Discovering Questionable Statistics Published Online, Activity 10: Managing Critiques and Reviews, Activity 11: Critiquing Quantitative Research Papers, Activity 12: Critiquing Qualitative Research Papers, Activity 13: Evaluating Science in the Media, Activity 14: Recognizing Media and Political Bias, Activity 15: Recognizing Research(er) Bias, Activity 17: Producing Aims and Objectives, Activity 18: Developing a Research Question, Activity 19: Designing a Research Project, Activity 21: Using Multiple or Mixed Approaches, Activity 22: Knowing About Probability Samples, Activity 23: Knowing About Non-Probability (Purposive) Samples, Activity 26: Justifying Your Research Topic, Activity 29: Producing and Justifying Your Budget, Activity 30: Producing a Research Proposal, Activity 32: Working Collaboratively With Others, Activity 33: Understanding the Process of Science, Activity 34: Knowing About Real-World Scientific Research, Activity 35: Avoiding Mistakes in Experiments, Activity 36: Undertaking Ethnographic Work, Activity 39: Producing an Interview Schedule, Activity 43: Understanding Group Dynamics, Activity 45: Using Observation Techniques, Activity 48: Administering Questionnaires, Activity 50: Using the Internet as a Tool for Research, Activity 52: Improving Data Search Techniques, Activity 55: Choosing Software for Statistical Analysis, Activity 58: Operationalizing and Classifying, Activity 59: Ensuring Validity and Reliability in Quantitative Research, Activity 60: Understanding Data Management, Activity 63: Coding and Categorizing Qualitative Data, Activity 64: Evaluating Qualitative Analyses, Activity 65: Drawing Conclusions from Qualitative Data, Activity 66: Knowing About Data Protection, Activity 67: Presenting to a Lay Audience, Activity 69: Presenting Conference Papers, Activity 71: Disseminating via Social Media, Activity 75: Planning and Writing a Dissertation, Activity 77: Understanding Legal Requirements, Activity 80: Understanding Issues of Informed Consent, Activity 81: Treating Participants with Respect, Activity 82: Avoiding Conflict of Interest, Activity 83: Understanding Biased Financial Relationships, Activity 84: Recognizing and Managing the Funding Effect, Activity 85: Knowing about the Ethical Approval Process, Activity 86: Collaborating and Co-Operating Ethically, Activity 87: Conducting Research that Involves Risk, Activity 88: Conducting Research with Vulnerable People, Activity 89: Conducting Research with Children, SECTION 7: DEVELOPING DEEPER RESEARCH SKILLS, Activity 90: Knowing About Epistemology and Ontology, Activity 91: Asking Epistemological Questions, Activity 93: Asking Methodological Questions, Activity 94: Locating Epistemological and Methodological Standpoint, Activity 95: Understanding Theoretical Perspective, Activity 96: Reasoning Inductively and Deductively, Activity 97: Recognizing Problems with Reasoning, Activity 98: Hypothesizing and Theorizing, Activity 99: Generating Theory Inductively and Deductively, Activity 100: Identifying Effective Theory, Sheffield Methods Institute, University of Sheffield, School of Social Sciences, Cardiff University, Resources to help you transition to teaching online, Research Methods, Statistics & Evaluation. Write a thought bubble for each picture to show her thoughts. Permitted use is for the purposes of private study and non-commercial education and research purposes under general UK copyright exceptions only. Joanna Brown is a freelance educator working with school groups at the British Library to explore the collections and their potential to inspire creative writing. © Atlantic Zeiser Ltd. You may not use the material for commercial purposes. These activities are designed to stimulate shared classroom talk. Writing research papers does not come naturally to most of us. A G Bennett: We have been unable to locate the copyright holder for A G Bennett. Objects: what are people holding, looking at, etc? The text in this article is available under the Creative Commons License. I lifted up the curtains and wiped the condensation off the pane. Make a list of 5 words from the text that you don’t totally understand. Photograph of a woman working as a nurse. Please credit the copyright holder when reusing this work. The sounds and the rhythm of language are just as important as meaning, and performance actively involves the listener, making it very much a shared experience. It was a whiteness I had never seen before, and everything was covered in it. This poster features Diana Williams, from British Guyana, who volunteered with the Auxiliary Territorial Service. Imagine you are having that experience for the first time ever in your life. Your article should have a catchy title. How will you bring a sense of rhythm to your performance to make it exciting for the listener? This extract describes Floella’s special Sunday lunches at home with her family in Trinidad. 1. She manages Africa Writes: Young Voices, a programme of schools-based literature workshops to complement the Africa Writes annual literature festival, which takes place at the British Library each summer. True False 5. If you were giving advice to someone coming to join you to live in Britain, what would you tell them about? Maybe I was just scared of facing the unknown. You should use paragraphs when writing an article. Please credit the copyright holder when using this work. Choose some words and phrases that show how she paints a picture in the reader’s mind of what she is seeing. Usage terms Claudia Jones: We have been unable to locate the copyright holder for Claudia Jones. © Jeff Vickers: We have been unable to locate the copyright holder for Jeff Vickers. Developed to complement and enhance existing course materials, the 100 ready-to-use activities encourage innovative and engaging classroom practice in seven areas: Each of the activities is divided into a section on tutor notes and student handouts. Bread or bakes – a sort of bread with no yeast; sweet bread – bread with coconut and sugar; sponge cakes and coconut drops. These creative writing activities invite you to explore the experiences of people who migrated from the Caribbean and how they have shaped Britain. of ocean. Arthur Bethune: Crown Copyright, this material has been published under an Open Government Licence. The activities inherent in the design allowed students to develop and practice combined skills in scientific literature reading, research conducting, data processing and presenting, scientific writing, peer review, and working in groups. Many were hugging and crying as they said goodbye. 1 A flow chart for the three stages of R3. Sir Grantley Adams: Crown Copyright, this material has been published under an Open Government Licence. No doubt about it - writing isn’t easy. Performance poetry is also a key ingredient in the recipe of Caribbean language culture, with poets often performing their work live in front of audiences. Suddenly I started to cry too. E N Burke: Crown Copyright, this material has been published under an Open Government Licence. Please contact copyright@bl.uk with any information you have regarding this item. Usage terms © Edward Scobie: © Flamingo magazine, September 1961, edited by Edward Scobie Read the photo-story, using both the pictures and the captions. Please refer to our updated inspection copy policy for full details. I so clearly remember the first time I experienced the thrill of it. We also have activities for. Choose a poem you like and develop your own performance of it. Sandra and I had to do our bit by helping to grease the baking tins and stir the cake mixture. Usage terms You may not use the material for commercial purposes. Cover photograph: © Baron Federation, We have been unable to locate the copyright holder for Baron Federation. Look carefully at each photograph and describe what you see. © Mount Gay Distilleries Limited. In this extract, Floella and her siblings have finally boarded a ship bound for England. I said that England is a cold place – so it is, colder than anything you have ever felt. Auntie Olive lived in the Port of Spain which was where had to board the ship for England. It is wise for you to remember that England is a cold country, that it is way up north, and that it has customs and traditions different from those of the West Indies. Please contact copyright@bl.uk with any information you have regarding this item. Every university with a Social Science department has to deliver research methods in some capacity, but there is no need for us all to sit in our institutional silos and reinvent the wheel. 7 Fun Writing Activities for the Reluctant Writer. Please contact copyright@bl.uk with any information you have regarding this item. A V Willmott: We have been unable to locate the copyright holder for A V Willmott. I felt bewildered, lost amongst the other passengers and those who had come to bid them farewell. A Way to Prove Lies and to Support Truths. 15–18). Covering all aspects of the research process, it is packed full of innovative ideas, useful tips, and structured activities for use within the classroom. How does she create a sense of wonder, of surprise. I still don’t know. Sunday was a special day in Trinidad. What will you tell people to persuade them to come? Dawson provides a huge and varied list of pre-designed activities for methods teachers to draw upon covering the whole research process and an eclectic range of methodological approaches. For people who had already settled in Britain, one way of supporting each other and building a sense of community was to offer advice to fellow Caribbeans who had yet to make the journey. James Berry: © By permission of the estate of James Berry © British Library. Inspection copy update April 2020: Due to the current restrictions in place in response to COVID-19, our inspection copy policy has changed. Please contact copyright@bl.uk with any information you have regarding this item. Before beginning the activities, you could play this short film featuring members of the Caribbean Social Forum sharing their stories of journeying from the Caribbean to the UK and their experiences of settling in a new place to call home. A sourcebook of exercises, games, scenarios and role plays, this practical, user-friendly guide provides a complete and valuable resource for research methods tutors, teachers and lecturers. Important terms, related activities and further reading suggestions are also included. In this final piece, Floella describes the experience of seeing snow for the first time: There was, however, one kind of weather that made me feel happy, even though it was cold. Flamingo magazine was created especially for black and Caribbean readers. But now it was my turn to leave these tropical shores for the first time in my life. Don’t express your opinion in an article. ‘Englan’ Voice’ was published in James Berry’s poetry collection Windrush Songs (2007). Imagine you are a news reporter who has been sent to meet people to find out more about their experience of moving to Britain from the Caribbean. Usage terms © BBC copyright content reproduced courtesy of the British Broadcasting Corporation. How will you use your voice to bring your personality into the performance? Please credit the copyright holder when reusing this work. Developed to complement and enhance existing course materials, the 100 ready-to-use activities encourage innovative and engaging classroom practice in seven areas: finding and using sources of information ; planning a research project ; conducting research ; using and analyzing data ; disseminating results ; acting ethically ; developing deeper research skills. Magazines often carried ‘photo-stories’, telling the story of a real-life event or situation using a series of photographs arranged in chronological order, like a storyboard. The smell of freshly baked bread and cakes was wonderful – it always made me hungry. If you have not reset your password since 2017, please use the 'forgot password' link below to reset your password and access your SAGE online account. I sensed something was different about this day as I slowly went to the window. Samuel Selvon (text): © By permission of the Estate of Sam Selvon. Think of at least three key pieces of advice or information, then create your own leaflet. Garnet H Gordon: Crown Copyright, this material has been published under an Open Government Licence. I had fallen in love with snow. Usage terms This material has been published under an Open Government Licence. In June 1948 the Empire Windrush arrived at Tilbury Docks, Essex carrying hundreds of people from the Caribbean. Please contact copyright@bl.uk with any information you have regarding this item. Donald Chesworth: We have been unable to locate the copyright holder for Donald Chesworth. Caribbean musical styles such as calypso, reggae, ska, mento and RnB have had a huge impact on the British music scene, creating new forms from the traditional ones and bringing added life, colour and richness to music for playing and singing, listening and dancing to. (Floella Benjamin, Coming to England, pp. Now, choose an experience that you have had in your own life. Not only does the A4 format make the student handouts easy to photocopy, they are also available to download and print directly from the book’s companion website for easy distribution in class. The excitement at the port gave me a tingle inside. (Going to Britain?, p. 10). What jobs might you invite people to come and do? Then I saw it, a pure white blanket that dazzled me. Setting: what can you see in the background? Photographs are snapshots of moments in time and can show us vivid glimpses of the past. I had been there before to wave goodbye to Dardie when he left the country. West Indian Gazette: We have been unable to locate the copyright holder for the West Indian Gazette. Many aboard had been to Britain before. Perhaps it was because I now realised what was about to happen. Now use what you know to speculate, or open up some ideas, about what else the picture might be telling us. ': Reflections on, Galleries, Reading Rooms, Shop and Catering Opening Times Vary, Suitable for primary school students. Theo Campbell: We have been unable to locate the copyright holder for Theo Campbell. Read the description aloud and look out for the details that reveal that, for her, it is a special experience. FIG. 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The realisation that the family unit was special began to take place during that time. People: what are the people in the picture doing, what are they wearing? It has been estimated by the National Association of Educational Progress that only about 27% of 8th and 12th Grade students are able to write proficiently. How do Floella’s word choices reveal how she feels about the snow? All rights reserved. What might Joan be thinking and feeling in each picture? Saturday was Marmie’s baking day, and she would bake enough for the whole week. For example, you might invite people to come and work as a nurse or a doctor with the NHS, formed in 1948. Look at body language, facial expressions, mood etc. It was the one time of the week when we all got together which gave me a happy feeling of belonging and a sense of occasion. Read a short book or article. For dessert we had whatever fresh fruit was in season: mangoes, pineapples, pawpaw or pomsitea, and for supper we had bread and cakes, all baked by Marmie, washed down with cocoa. What might the people in this picture be thinking at the moment it was taken? A strong, clear light shone through the curtains, not the usual murky greyness but a magical light. Ever experienced feeling that your mate is having an … Many other people came to Britain to make new lives and help rebuild the country after the war. Tutor notes contain clear guidance about the purpose, level and type of activity, along with a range of discussion notes that signpost key issues and research insights. Please contact copyright@bl.uk with any information you have regarding this item. True False 2. Maybe it was because I was frightened of going into the small boat as it bobbed on the dark, oily water – water which crazily reflected the harsh harbour lights like a liquid mirror and separated us from the waiting ship that seemed to be calling me to her. These activities are designed to stimulate shared classroom talk. I gasped with wonderment, the landscape looked so beautiful, it took my breath away. Instructors: To support your transition to online learning, please see our resources and tools page whether you are teaching in the UK, or teaching outside of the UK. Make notes of your thoughts. Please contact copyright@bl.uk with any information you have regarding this item. What can you say for certain about this picture? When used alongside the. To persuade people, it suggests that Diana’s contribution to the war effort will be valued and that Diana will have an equal chance of promotion: that her work in Britain will be an important step towards achieving racial equality. I felt scared, but of what I wasn’t sure. In it, she reveals a richly detailed picture of her early childhood in Trinidad and tells the story of her family’s sudden and unexpected move to England. It is no wonder that many of our students could be described as ‘reluctant writers’ at best. There was so much noise it was deafening, everyone was pushing and shoving, people were shouting, making sure their trunks and suitcases were safe as the boats ferried backwards and forwards. Please contact copyright@bl.uk with any information you have regarding this item. Are you prepare for this type of cold climate with its icy winds, its sleet and snow? On a cold morning, as I huddled under my thick blanket, the smell of the paraffin lamp still lingering in the air, I was awakened by a stillness, an eerie quietness. An article should always be written using formal language. Courtesy of Floella Benjamin. Their mother, Marmie, has already been there for some time and has now sent for them to join her. Writing activities. True False 3. Jamaican poet Una Marson describes each of her poems as a ‘heart-throb’. You should ask the reader questions in your article. Read the extract carefully out loud and think about how Floella is feeling whilst on board the ship. When used alongside the Windrush Stories website, they aim to build a shared set of understandings and ideas about the topic of Caribbean migration to Britain that can be worked into pieces of creative writing. The arrival of Windrush is very well known, but this was not the first nor the last ship to carry migrants from the Caribbean. Catherine's book is a fantastic resource for anyone who is teaching research methods in the social sciences. I was just about to begin a journey of a lifetime which would take fifteen days across 4,000 [miles?] This photo-story explores the experience of a young woman who is settling into a new home in England. True False We ate lavishly in the sitting room: the crisp starched white tablecloth would be spread out over the mahogany table, and the best glasses – frosted coloured ones – and plates were used. Text lingo; Writing correction code; Guided writing: Writing a story on the OHP; Guided writing: Writing an article using the OHP; Chat; A business letter; Writing consequences; Poems for the future; Writing through 'reverse reading' Postcards; Role-play writing; Creating a framework for writing; A perfect story; Note writing The activities are pedagogically engaging, comprehensively resourced and provide us with an opportunity to rethink how social science research methods can be taught in a more interactive and engaging way. Please contact copyright@bl.uk with any information you have regarding this item. Key curriculum areas: English, Creative Writing, History; Black History Month activities. was a pamphlet offering advice to new arrivants about how to settle into life in Britain, from what to bring with you and how to prepare for the cold, to how to find work and the importance of tea breaks! This reading was recorded at an event celebrating the British Library’s acquisition of Berry’s archive in 2016. Choose someone from one of the photographs to interview. I was leaving my homeland, the land where I had experienced great happiness with my family. You may not use the material for commercial purposes. For lunch it was either a rich tasty soup which was like a stew made of meat, pulses, vegetables and dumplings, or rice served with beef, chicken or, on Fridays, fish. Look up the meaning of the words in a dictionary (online or paper). 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