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Action research is utilized to evaluate the effectiveness of teaching methods and to find prompt and scientific solutions to specific classroom problems. According to Stephen M. Corey and other educationists, what is the correct logical sequence of the stages in the Action Research Cycle and how does it differ from traditional fundamental research?
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Understanding Action Research
Action research is a practical form of investigation conducted by teachers or school administrators to improve their instructional practices and classroom methodologies.
- Core Cycle Steps: Plan, Act, Observe, and Reflect.
- Primary Purpose: Unlike fundamental research which seeks universal generalizations, action research focuses specifically on resolving immediate, localized practical problems in the classroom.
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