The ethnography that is practiced in the educational world has been formed by cultural anthropology, with an emphasis on issues related to cultural writing, and how ethnographic reports need to be read and understood today. Historical development of ethnographic research When conducting ethnography, researchers have long-term access to share cultures within the group so as to create detailed records of group member behavior and beliefs over time. The person will capture the rules of conduct such as when the teacher has an informal relationship gathered in the favorite place to socialize (tax & Blase in Creswell, 2012:462).Д®thnography can provide detailed information about daily activities, such as the thoughts and activities of the Committee to find a new school principal (Wolcott, in Creswell, 2012: 462). Use of Ethnographic ResearchД¬reswell (2012: 462) explains that someone doing ethnographic research for group research is able to provide an understanding of broad problems.ДЄ person performs ethnography when it has a group to learn to share cultures and has been together for some time and develops the values of togetherness, trust, and language. So it can be concluded that ethnographic research is a qualitative research that examines the life of a group/society that scientifically aims to study, describe, analyze, and interpret the cultural patterns of groups in terms of behavior, language, beliefs, and shared views. This includes political structure, economics, language, life stages, rituals, communication styles, and interactions. Its own culture according to LeCompte et al (in Creswell, 2012:462) is everything related to human behavior and beliefs. According to Emzir (2012: 18) ethnography which is populist science, formulated with a more modern language according to the times, ethnography may also be interpreted as a cultural group journal.Д®thnography is a study of natural behavior in a culture / entire social group according to Ary, DKK (2010: 459).

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