Teaching Methods
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A school principal and teacher use a cyclical research process involving 'fact collection, planning, implementation, and immediate evaluation' to solve specific classroom problems (such as fear of mathematics among students or indiscipline). The central objective of this entire process is not to formulate general principles, but to solve immediate practical problems. What is the most prominent feature of this method in the context of teaching methods and research?
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Action Research is a cyclical process conducted by teachers and administrators for the scientific solution of immediate classroom and school problems. Through this, teachers can bring immediate improvement in their teaching methods.
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