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In the field of Action Research, when a teacher uses the cyclical model of 'Planning', 'Acting', 'Observing', and 'Reflecting' to find a solution to a specific classroom problem, which of the following statements most accurately explains its main objective and the dimension related to the improvement of teaching methods in the context of this scientific process?
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The main objective of Action Research is to find a scientific and practical solution to immediate problems in a specific classroom or school environment, enabling teachers to improve their teaching methods and enhance students' learning levels.
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