Action Research Concept Review
A fun review of important concepts about action research.
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- What is the purpose of action research?
- Who performs action research?
- Action researchers must select a random or representative sample from a defined population in order to make sure their research is valid.
- What is the best research method for action research?
- In what way should the results of action research be applied?
- What is action science?
- When evaluating action research, depending on the study, what methods can you use?
- Outcome validity is the extent to which actions occur that lead to a resolution of the problem that prompted the study.
- Process validity concerns the adequacy of the processes used in different phases of an action research project.
- Democratic validity refers to the extent to which an action researcher collaborates with all the stakeholders in the problem being investigated.
- Catalytic validity involves the extent to which an action research project reorients and energizes participants to see their practice differently.
- Dialogic validity can be met by doing action research collaboratively.
- What is reflection by action researchers?
- How can you determine if an action research project has been successful?
- In a collaborative action research project between university faculty and K-12 educators, how can scholars best contribute to the project?
- Why do action researchers publish their studies?
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