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EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH CHAPTER 12
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McMillanEducational Research: Fundamentals for the Consumer, 6e 2012 Pearson Education, Inc. All rights reserved.
Educational Research:
Fundamentals for the Consumer
Woolfolk / PerryChild and Adolescent Development 2012 Pearson Education, Inc. All rights reserved.
Sixth Edition
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Action Research
Chapter 12
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Action Research
A systematic investigation conducted bypractitioners
Action research is done to provide informationimmediately to improve teaching and learning
Emphasis is on teachers, counselors andadministrators, who carry out the research
Table 12.1 provides a comparison of actionversus traditional research.
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Benefits of Action Research
Creates mindset for school improvement
Enhances decision-making
Promotes reflection and self-assessment
Instills a commitment to improvement
Creates a more positive school climate
Impacts practice directly
Empowers those to participate
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Conducting Action Research
Select a focus or topic for study
Determine your design and data collectionstrategies
Summarize and interpret the data
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Action Research
Select a focus or topic for study -should be something that:
involves some aspect of teaching/learning. is part of your own teaching, classroom, or
school.
you can control.
you can change or improve. you are passionate and motivated to learn
more about.
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Select a focus or topic for study(continued)
Reconnaissance occurs as the researchertakes time to self-reflect from their ownperspective.
Solidifies the significance or your area of focus
Allows you to talk with others
Provides time to read more information
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Action Research
Determine your design and data collectionstrategies
Collect data from multiple sources (triangulation)
Experiencingdirect observation of participants
Enquiringinterviewing whoever is mostappropriate to obtain information
Examininguse of existing document and records
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Action Research
Validity
Democratic representation of stakeholders
Outcome extent to which the plan that emergesfrom the study is viable and effective
Process related to internal validity (quantitative)and credibility (qualitative)
Catalytic based on the action component Dialogic dissemination of findings
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Consumer Tips for Evaluating ActionResearch
Determine motivation and involvement ofthe researcher
Look for consistency between researchquestion and methodology
Look for whether multiple methods of datacollection have been utilized
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Consumer Tips for Evaluating ActionResearch
Confirm that there has been an emergent,cyclical process of research-action-reflection
Determine the presence of externalmonitoring or feedback