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Peer reviewedStoddart, Kenneth – Teaching Sociology, 1987
Notes that one-semester field methods courses in sociology often lack adequate time for students to learn appropriate techniques and still collect and report their data. Describes how undergraduate students bypass this problem by using multiple observations of a single event to quickly form a corpus of ethnographic data. (JDH)
Descriptors: College Instruction, Ethnography, Field Studies, Higher Education
