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Upon deep analysis of the process of 'Action Research' utilized for child-centered pedagogical practices and scientific solutions to immediate classroom problems, which of the following steps is considered the very first and fundamental baseline step of this Action Research Cycle, directly linked to problem identification for improving teaching methodology?
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Understanding Action Research
Action research is an applied research conducted by teachers or practitioners to solve immediate classroom-related issues.
- Initial Step: The action research cycle always begins with the 'identification and explicit formulation of the problem'.
- Purpose: This crucial first step directly connects to improving teaching methods and enhancing student learning outcomes effectively.
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