Role of the Teacher & Professional Competence
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Action research is utilized for the scientific resolution of immediate classroom problems and qualitative improvement in teaching methods. In this context, if a teacher conducts research to rectify specific student errors in their mathematics class, which of the following is the most fundamental and theoretical difference between fundamental research and action research?
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Understanding Action vs. Fundamental Research
Action research is conducted by educators or administrators in the educational field to solve immediate problems related to their working methodology or classroom environment. Conversely, fundamental research is concerned with the formulation of broad principles and the creation of new knowledge.
- Action Research: Localized, practical, and focused on immediate problem-solving.
- Fundamental Research: Universal, theoretical, and focused on expanding the general knowledge base.
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