Action Research Methodology Assessment

The video presents a research proposal aimed at enhancing the reading performance of grade six pupils using leveled reading materials. It covers the proposal's title, context, research questions, proposed interventions, and strategies. The action research method, including data gathering and analysis, is explained. The video also outlines the work plan, timeline, and plans for disseminating the results. References are listed, and the video concludes with a promise of further detailed discussions in future videos.

What is the main purpose of the research proposal shared in the video?

• To develop writing abilities

• To increase physical fitness

• To enhance the reading performance of students

• To improve math skills

What is the target group mentioned in the research proposal?

• Grade six pupils

• High school students

• Preschool children

• College students

Which tense is used for the general verb in the research questions?

• Present tense

• Past tense

• Future tense

• Conditional tense

What separates action research from other types of research?

• Theoretical framework

• Existence of an intervention

• Literature review

• Data collection methods

What are the three levels of reading materials mentioned?

• Introductory, Intermediate, Expert

• Primary, Secondary, Tertiary

• Beginner, Developing, Advanced

• Basic, Intermediate, Advanced

What is the first step in the intervention process?

• Pre-test

• Post-assessment

• Parent-teacher conference

• Distribution of materials

How many pupils are involved in the action research method?

• 60

• 45

• 29

• 15

What tool is used to determine if there is a significant difference in scores?

• Chi-square test

• T-test

• ANOVA

• Regression analysis

What does the action research work plan and timelines section show?

• Participant demographics

• Literature review

• Budget allocation

• Research activities and timeline

Who will the research results be shared with?

• Advisors and teachers

• Parents only

• Students only

• Government officials