Understanding Action Research

What is the definition of Action Research?

• Action Research is a statistical analysis technique used in data science.

• Action Research is a method for conducting experiments in a lab setting.

• Action Research is a type of research that only focuses on theoretical concepts.

• Action Research is a reflective process of problem-solving conducted by individuals or groups to improve practices.

What is the first step in the Action Research process?

• Implement a solution immediately

• Gather feedback from participants

• Identify and define the problem or area of focus.

• Conduct a literature review

Name one benefit of conducting Action Research.

• Promotes collaboration among participants.

• Reduces the need for participant input.

• Increases individual competition among researchers.

• Limits the scope of research findings.

What data collection method involves surveys and questionnaires?

• Interviews

• Observational studies

• Surveys and questionnaires

• Focus groups

How can qualitative data be analyzed in Action Research?

• Analyzing data through surveys and questionnaires

• Qualitative data in Action Research can be analyzed through coding, thematic analysis, and interpretation of patterns.

• Quantitative data analysis using statistical methods

• Using only numerical data for conclusions

What is the purpose of the reflection step in Action Research?

• To summarize the findings without any analysis.

• To ignore previous actions and start anew.

• To critically analyze and improve future actions based on collected data.

• To present the data to stakeholders without changes.

Which method is commonly used for collecting observational data?

• Direct observation

• Focus groups

• Surveys

• Interviews

What is a key advantage of using Action Research in education?

• It focuses solely on standardized testing outcomes.

• It eliminates the need for teacher training.

• It promotes reflective practice and continuous improvement in teaching.

• It guarantees immediate results in student performance.

How should findings from Action Research be reported?

• Findings should be reported as a single paragraph without structure.

• Only the results section is necessary for reporting findings.

• Findings should be reported in a structured format including introduction, methodology, results, discussion, and conclusion.

• Findings should be shared verbally in a meeting without documentation.

What role does collaboration play in Action Research?

• Collaboration enhances the quality and effectiveness of Action Research by involving diverse stakeholders in problem-solving.

• Collaboration only serves to delay the outcomes of Action Research projects.

• Collaboration is unnecessary in Action Research as individual efforts are more effective.

• Collaboration complicates the process of Action Research by creating conflicts among stakeholders.