Role of the Teacher & Professional Competence
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During the implementation of teaching methods, 'Action Research' is utilized for the scientific resolution of classroom problems and the professional growth of teachers. In the context of the various stages of this research process (such as problem identification, hypothesis formulation, data collection, and implementation), which of the following statements most accurately outlines its theoretical and practical nature?
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Action research is conducted by teachers and administrators to find immediate and practical solutions to their working methods and classroom problems. The purpose of the results obtained under this is not to construct universal principles on a broad scale, but to improve teaching methods and classroom environment at a local level.
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