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When using 'Action Research' to evaluate the effectiveness of teaching methods and for immediate resolution of specific classroom problems, which characteristic makes it most distinct compared to traditional scientific research?
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The primary objective of Action Research is to find practical and immediate solutions to specific classroom or institutional problems and to refine teaching methods.
- Teachers act as researchers themselves, leading to the enhancement of their pedagogical skills.
- Unlike traditional research, it focuses on localized application rather than universal theory building.
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