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reviewing, the researcher seek to understand the scope of data before begin
to divide them into more manageable.
c. Coding Data into Categories
Next, the researcher will identify the major and minor themes in the
coded data. Coding is the process of identifying
different segments of the
data that describe related phenomena and labeling these parts using board
category name (Lodico, 2005: 205). Themes provide
the organizing ideas
that the researcher will use to explain what they have learned from the
study. The researcher then reexamines
the data using themes as
organizational frameworks to see if they provide a deeper understanding of
the data.
Table 1.2.Coding
Code
Names
Code Categories
Code
Names
Code Categories
EFL
English Foreign Language #s1
Student 1
ESL
English Second Language
#s2
Student 2
EYLs
English
for
Young
Learners
#af
Teacher 1
MI
Madrasah Ibtidaiyah
#ss
Teacher 2
YLs
Young Learners
d. Constructing descriptions of people, places, and activities
In this step, the researcher will write detailed
descriptions of the
people, places, and events in the study. It has a purpose to provide rich, in-
depth descriptions, and physical settings represented in the data.
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