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Under educational research, while differentiating between 'Action Research' and 'Fundamental Research' and micro-analyzing the interrelationship between specific classroom teaching methods and immediate problems, which of the following statements most authentically explains that specific methodology of action research which makes it practically useful for a teacher-researcher?
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Action research is a research process aimed at enabling teachers, schools, or administrators to find scientific and practical solutions to their working methodology, teaching methods, and immediate classroom problems. While fundamental research emphasizes the formulation of general principles, action research focuses on quick solutions and improvements for local problems.
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