Action Research is a process in which participants examine their own educational practice systematically and carefully using the techniques of research.

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Action Research is a library project that we do when looking up to a topic that interests us.

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Action Research is about finding information about a teaching strategy or students and looking the best answer.

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Action Research is about how we can improve things and enhance our practices.

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Both Action Research and Formal Research (Quantitative and Qualitative) are systematic.

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The goal of conducting an Action Research is to test a theory and to produce or add knowledge for a more generalizable population.

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An Action Research is carried out by an outsider or someone not involved in a local situation.

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Action Research allows teacher-made instruments and is less rigorous.

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Action Research uses random sampling or prefers a subset of a statistical population in which each member of the subset has an equal probability of being chosen..

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Action Research could be individual, collaborative, school-wide or district-wide.

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