Role of the Teacher & Professional Competence
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In the context of Action Research, which of the following represents the most fundamental and philosophical distinction between traditional scientific research and action research?
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Understanding Action Research vs. Traditional Research
The primary purpose of Action Research is to find immediate solutions to specific educational or practical problems. It is typically conducted by teachers, administrators, or researchers to implement corrective measures within their own working environment.
In contrast, the objective of traditional scientific research is to establish broad principles, laws, and generalizations.
- Action Research: Context-specific, practical, and practitioner-led.
- Traditional Research: Theory-building, generalized, and academically broad.
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