Role of the Teacher & Professional Competence
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The main objective of action research is to improve school functioning and the teaching-learning process. In the context of the various stages of this research process, which of the following sequences is the most logical and scientifically correct?
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Understanding Action Research Steps
Action research is a cyclical process conducted by educators to solve classroom problems. The logical sequence begins with identifying the problem.
- Problem Identification: Recognizing the specific issue.
- Hypothesis Formulation: Developing potential solutions.
- Action Plan: Structuring the intervention.
- Data Collection: Gathering evidence.
- Conclusion & Evaluation: Analyzing results and assessing effectiveness.
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