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Nevertheless, the literature suggests that curriculum should be purposively conceived, continually assessed and modified, and address a clearly articulated learning outcome. As with many research studies that do not purposively sample, we are limited in many ways by the sample we were able to access. Qualitative (interpretive) research depends on small samples that are purposively or purposefully selected. |
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