RJA #7c: Field Research Plan

I am not yet set on a specific field research idea. I am in between observations and interviews. I see cons with both. With observations they are what I observe directly accompanied by my analysis of what is going on. This can and is very bias, not sure if that is something that I would want to include in the paper. Also with observations the children will sometimes act up and then my observation will be altered to what happened on that day and what the children's reactions were with having a stranger in the classroom. Observations though are extremely important when talking about early childhood education and sometimes not understood without the observation. With interviews I will be interviewing someone who is in the profession of early childhood education. With that I cannot decide if I will choose an ECE teacher in a day care or if I will choose my professor whom is very knowledgable about ECE. I think whatever answers I get form either will be extremely bias because that is the field in which their passion lays. I also cannot think of good questions to ask that will give me the information that I want. Part of this too can be that I am not sure what information I want. Can't decide, maybe I will do both...help!