Rachel Barrett Thesis Proposal

4. What are the limitations of the survey method, and how would you overcome the limitations of this research method, or any research approach?

Janie Porter Barrett (1865-1948) was born the daughter of a former slave, Julia Porter. Her father’s identity is unknown, however some believe he was Caucasian due to her light skin tone. Barrett was raised in the home of the Skinner family in Macon, GA, for whom her mother worked as a live-in housekeeper. The Skinners educated Barrett alongside their own children, an unusual occurrence at that time. Barrett’s mother eventually married and moved away from the Skinner home, but Barrett remained.

While filling out a questionnaire like the Census it is solely up to the individual to decide the race they considered themselves to be in. Race can have many different meanings while trying to categorize a person. As we have learned in the past weeks, there are many aspects that can be considered while defining someone’s race. A few examples would be color, culture, family history and place of origin. Because of the flexibility in defining race, different ethnicities focus more on certain aspects. This causes a discontinuity while defining race. This leads to the question brought up by Julie Dowling in her writing.

Ruby Bridges was the first African American to enter an all white elementary school in New Orleans in 1966. This little girl was very brave be be escorted by U.S Marshalls all the people yelled at her as she walked up the stairs with her head high as she walks in with her mom and the other men .

Ruby Bridges was one of the first African American children ever attend to a previously white-only elementary school in Louisiana. Due to her excellent test grades, Ruby was able to attend the whites only school everyday, but because of the threatening protesters she had to be accompanied by U.S. Marshal’s.The protesters hollered, said toxic things, and even removed their children away from school and Ruby was alone ,and separated from other children. Ruby demonstrated bravery even though she was threatened, ignored, and surrounded by racists.

Ruby Bridges was one of the first Americans to enter an all-white elementary school in 1960. She was a brave poor girl who was escorted by Marshalls to the school protesters yelling mean things as she walked up the stairs and into the school. Ruby showed bravery even though she was ostracized, threaten, and surrounded by racists.

To many people Ruby Bridges had been the first African American to enter an all white school, but to others, she was an extremely fearless little girl who radiated love in everything she did. Ruby Bridges began attending an all white elementary school when she was only six years old. Every school day Ruby was escorted into school by U.S. Marshalls, which helped ensure her safety from the protestors. The vulgar protesters treated Ruby, and yelled foul words at her, which hardly bothered Ruby any. Six year old Ruby demonstrated courage, love, and fearlessness even though she was treated as less than, terrorized, and isolated by the other students.

On November 14, 1960, a brave, little girl walked into a segregated elementary school with four U.S. Marshalls. Her act of bravery changed the nation, her name was Ruby Bridges. Schools in the U.S. where segregated meaning only white people and black people couldn’t go to the same place, they had to be separated. Ruby was chosen to take a test to determine whether or not she could go to an all-white school. Her parents had finally gotten the call from NAACP that she had passed and could attend. Ruby’s mother was happy that her daughter would be attending a new school in hope for better education. Although her mother was happy her father wasn’t, he was worried of what people would say to Ruby and what would happen.

A baby bottle gets shoved away, a plate of noodles get's a no-no reply, and a pacifier is rejected, but one certain item put a huge smile on this baby's face. 14 month-old Abigail Aybar was not happy with any of the tricks her parents had up their sleeves when they were trying to make their cranky daughter happy, until they flashed an item in front of her she couldn't resist.

Surveys were coded by a numbering system developed by the researcher, to protect the confidentiality of the participants. For student records any identifier for each person were deleted ensuring privacy and anonymity to the researcher

This year’s TIME person of the year for 2018 is Rachel Anne Baker. She’s best known for her happy and adventurous attitude, along with her good will to help others. Rachel has been working as a mental health therapist for many years now and has helped many people overcome drug addictions, alcohol addictions, and mental health disorders. Whenever she’s not helping others in her workplace, she’s at home helping her family and being the best pet-mommy in the world. Rachel also uses her spare time to continue in her passion of art. I’ve chosen Rachel as this year’s TIME person of the year because she has really put a great effort in the community and has done many important things for her town, especially in 2018.

We created the survey using third-party technology and adapt their templates to suit our needs. Results were to remain anonymous, to encourage the participants to

For me, I do not have enough knowledge about this project and there are so many topics that I do not have an enough in depth knowledge.And I am serious about the part of doing a questionnaire survey.

As a marketing consultant, Shah’s Surveytastic Survey should align the same freemium model with a focus in growing the business and attempting to reach new customers. In fact, simplicity and easy to use survey platform is what they should target for to engage more individuals and get their feedback that can be used to collect meaningful data. To do that, Shah’s Surveytastic Survey could allow everyone who is part of the university (students or faculty) to sign up, create and send their surveys with basic features like having 10 questions, 100 responses and email support for free. Since universities tend to have professors students and faculty members from different demographics, Surveytastic Survey should include different language options

In survey method research, participants answer questions administered through interviews or questionnaires. After participants answer the questions, researchers describe the responses given. In order for the survey to be both reliable and valid it is important that the questions are constructed properly. Questions should be written so they are clear and easy to comprehend.