The account can either be used to determine whether a particular method or action is appropriate in relation to a situated question, or it can be used to reveal the underlying methodological assumptions or worldview held by the advocates of a particular activity.
In the same sense, Krajcik and Blumenfeld (2006) argue that successful projects start with a driving question which students explore collaboratively through "authentic, situated inquiry" (p. 318).
In the questionnaire that was distributed to 63 heads of school where COBET classes are situated, a question was asked that sought information on the age range of the children in the alternative learning classes.
The paper situates its questions within Bakhtinian ideas about the monologic and the dialogic, parody and addressivity.
In considering causal inference in any empirical setting, a theory of causal inference is needed in which to situate causal questions.
Using the words "at a time of economic difficulty" is situating the question very much in the present, which we all know is very difficult for many people.
GPs were also asked where their practice was situated, including a question about whether any of their patients lived in a 'Health Action Zone' (HAZ), and whether they worked alone or in a group practice.
Abani's exploration of personal, familial and cultural identities, all situated in conversation with questions of larger social significance, have created a work of great depth, compassion and insight.
Early in 2004, as we were conducting research in Western Kenya not far from Kogelo, where the Obama family's dala, or ancestral homestead is situated, we kept fielding questions and hearing stories about that "Luo" running for the U.S. Senate.
Two very interesting neuron types for an exemplary study of these questions are situated in the hippocampal subfields CA (cornu ammonis)3 and CA1.
