THE NARRATIVE INTERVIEW AND THE NARRATIVE ANALYSIS AS METHODS OF EVALUATION - ADVANTAGES, POSSIBILITIES AND LIMITATIONS

  • Ngoei H
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Abstract

Using arguments and concrete examples, he shows that the narrative interview is also an important evaluation method that should not be underestimated. The analysis shows that the narrative interview technique follows the principles of openness, freedom of the interviewee, listening to the interviewer and, above all, spontaneous storytelling. It is noteworthy that it not only allows us to build a bridge between evaluators and stakeholders but also to gather detailed information and different stakeholder perspectives on the evaluation questions. Article visualizations:

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Ngoei, H. (2024). THE NARRATIVE INTERVIEW AND THE NARRATIVE ANALYSIS AS METHODS OF EVALUATION - ADVANTAGES, POSSIBILITIES AND LIMITATIONS. European Journal of Social Sciences Studies, 10(3). https://doi.org/10.46827/ejsss.v10i3.1804

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