Action Research, steps to conduct action research, reporting action research

This ppt contains the basics of types of research and action research, its meaning, types, how to conduct, review and report the action research

1. Action Research

2. On the basis of purpose of research Pure Action Applied Formulating/developing/improving theories Involves practical solution to problems Immediate Application

3. Action Research What is action research? Why Action Research? How to conduct Action research? How to Report Action research?

4. “ An Action Research on the Effectiveness of Differentiated Instruction In Teaching English for Grade Four Classes .” Examples of Action research A team of teachers and counselors assess the impact of extracurricular activities on student mental health through surveys and interviews. Adjustments are made based on findings.. The school evaluates the effectiveness of current communication tools (e.g., newsletters, apps) between teachers and parents. Feedback is used to implement a more streamlined system. High school students are surveyed about the relevance and applicability of their current curriculum. The feedback is then used to make necessary curriculum adjustments.

5. Reporting Action Research Involves documenting the process, findings and implications Title page Abstract Introduction Literature Review Methodology Action Plan Data and Findings Reflection Discussions Conclusion Recommendation References Appendix

6. Reflecting

7. Reviewing your analysis Reflect on the overall process and give critical view Process Evaluation Discussions & Limitations Adaptations and iterations Challenges and learning moments Participants Feedback Self Reflection Explore your own role as researcher, your bias, perspectives, assumptions Incorporate any feedback received during or after practices Identify and discuss challenges. Highlight key learning points Discuss challenges and adaptations made due to any unexpected factor and how project evolved over time Contains interpretations, findings, impact, implications, limitations, future plans

8. Implications of the Action Research Outcomes Improved Teaching Practices Professional Development Curriculum Development Institutional Change Enhanced Student Learning Data-informed decision making Community Engagement Teacher empowerment and ownership