Role of the Teacher & Professional Competence
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When analyzing the cyclical process of 'Action Research' and the use of various teaching strategies for evaluating the effectiveness of teaching methods and scientific and practical solutions to immediate classroom problems, what is the correct and logical sequence of the steps in this research?
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Action research is primarily conducted by teachers and practitioners to solve immediate classroom problems. According to Stephen Corey's or Kurt Lewin's paradigm, its cyclical process involves first planning to solve the problem, then implementing the plan by acting, observing the results, and finally reflecting on it, based on which the cycle proceeds further.
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