Action Research

What is the primary purpose of the context and rationale in an action research proposal?

• To list all the references used

• To describe the research methodology

• To explain the background and significance of the study

• To allocate the budget

Why is it important to provide a clear rationale for an action research study?

• To convince stakeholders of the study's importance

• To ensure ethical compliance

• To identify participants

• To create a timeline

What are action research questions meant to address?

• The methods of data collection

• The researcher's personal goals

• The problem or phenomenon under investigation

• The cost estimates

What is the purpose of aligning action research questions with the study's objectives?

• To ensure clarity in problem-solving

• To reduce costs

• To guide the timeline of activities

• To eliminate participants

Which section of action research outlines new approaches to address the research problem?

• Cost Estimates

• Proposed Innovation, Intervention, and Strategy

• Context and Rationale

• References

If a teacher integrates gamification into a lesson, under which part pf the action research would this fall?

• Data Analysis Plan

• Proposed Innovation, Intervention, and Strategy

• Action Research Work Plan

• Participants

If a stuy's results suggest the need for further research, where should this be mentioned?

• Discussion of Results and Findings

• References

• Context and rationale

• Action Research Questions

Why is it important to include a utilization plan in an action research proposal?

• To demonstrate how the findings will be applied to address the problem

• To identify ethical considerations

• To justify the methodology

• To finalize participant selection

Why is participant selection important in action research?

• To increase costs

• To ensure relevance and reliability of data

• To simplify data analysis

• To avoid ethical concerns

Why are innovations or interventions necessary in action research?

• To reduce the workload of researchers

• To experiment with untested ideas

• To address the research problem effectively

• To avoid data collection