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The main objective of Action Research is to bring immediate improvement in school functioning and teaching methods. In this context, which of the following is the correct and logical sequence of steps in the entire process of action research?
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Action research is conducted in the field of education by teachers and administrators for the immediate solution of classroom problems and improving teaching methods. According to Stephen Corey and other educators, its process runs in a cyclical format, the first step of which is 'Identification of the problem', followed by 'Planning', then 'Action/Implementation' of the plan, subsequent 'Observation' or measurement of results, and finally 'Reflection'. To know more about it, you can refer to the Wikipedia reference.
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