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When a teacher uses the action research cycle to solve a specific problem in their teaching methodology, what is the primary and practical objective of this process?
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The main objective of action research is not to build a grand or universal theory, but rather a practical approach used by teachers to solve immediate, local, and specific classroom problems (such as improving teaching methods, student learning barriers). Through this, teachers make immediate improvements in their teaching practices.
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