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  1. Action Research: What it is, Stages & Examples

    Action research is a systematic approach researchers, educators, and practitioners use to identify and address problems or challenges within a specific context. It involves a cyclical process of planning, implementing, reflecting, and …

  2. LEARNING BY DOING: AN ACTION RESEARCH-BASED PEDAGOGY

    This article examines how a group of seven post-graduate students, enrolled in an action research course, improved the structure and the content of the course by helping make it truly …

  3. LEARNING BY DOING: AN ACTION RESEARCH-BASED …

    Abstract. This article examines how a group of seven post-graduate students, enrolled in an action research course, improved the structure and the content of the course by helping make it truly...

  4. Action research as professional learning in and through practice

    Hardy and Rönnerman (Citation 2011) identify action research as a valuable approach to professional learning that supports collaboration, an awareness of the complexity …

  5. Action Research

    Action Research refers to a research method that involves actively engaging in problem-solving activities and reflecting on the process. It emphasizes the use of suitable techniques, high …

  6. What Is Action Research?

    Action research is a research method that aims to simultaneously investigate and solve an issue. In other words, as its name suggests, action research conducts research and takes action at the same time.

  7. Learning by Doing: Action Research to Evaluate Provisions for ...

    action research, a process of evaluation that enables learning by doing, as researchers and practitioners work alongside one another. Through the process of evaluating the three …

  8. How to Conduct Action Research?

    Action research is best understood as a systematic approach to cooperative inquiry. Unlike traditional research methodologies that might primarily focus on generating knowledge, action research emphasizes producing actionable …