Fyysisesti aktiivisen toimintakulttuurin tukeminen varhaiskasvatuksessa by Ollila, Viivi

“…Open-Ended questions were analyzed by qualitative content analysis. A total of 68 early childhood educators responded to the questionnaire. …”
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Pedagogical environments in education for six-year-old children in Finland and in the Netherlands by Schumilov, Outi

“…The data was analysed using inductive content analysis. The research showed that the Dutch groups used differentiating as a pedagogical strategy more than the Finnish groups. …”
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Uimahallipalveluiden tuottamismallit kuntaorganisaatioissa esimiesnäkökulmasta by Laakso, Tapani

“…Interviews were transcribed and analyzed with content analysis. Interpretation was done using the “interpretation circles of change”. …”
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Elevers och lärares upplevelser av ökad fysisk aktivitet i form av pulspass under skoldagen by Enkvist, Janina

“…After that the interviews was transcribed and the material was analysed with a qualitative content analysis. The students in the research experienced high pulse exercises as a positive element during the school day, independently their previous interest for sports. …”
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Interpretations of sustainability and its importance in the context of technology by Haapasaari, Juuli

“…The answers to the online questionnaire were collected in October 2020 and analysed statistically and via content analysis. The results indicated that within the context of technology sustainability was on average understood as comprising of environmental, developmental, and social dimensions leaving dimensions of confidence, temporal, economic, and compromise to the periphery. …”
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"Läheks röökille" : ammattikoulun autoalalla opiskelevien nuorten antamia merkityksiä tupakka- ja nikotiinituotteiden käytölle by Eemola, Matleena

“…The interview data was analysed using qualitative inductive content analysis. The students felt that tobacco and nicotine use was part of their everyday life and they had trouble with imagining their life without it. …”
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