Friday, November 18, 2011
What is action research and who might use it?
The
use of the Action Research process which includes the act of inquiry of
an issue, researching or studying this issue, making an educated
decision regarding the issue and then reflecting of the results of your
decision regarding this issue; could easily be used on a personal level
in everyday living. This process can be especially effective with
difficult decisions required by many administrators. The
process begins as one wonders, questions or inquires on how to solve an
issue, improve or rethink a procedure. Once you have formulated a
question or issue, then find professional sources to research the issue
to find alternatives methods or confer with experts to formulate the
best decision to resolve the issue. After delivering the
decision on the issue, next step is as important and the first,
reflection on the results of the decision. Was the issue resolved,
altered, or not affected by the actions of your decision? Action
research is a cyclic process where the process of inquire, study,
decision and reflection continues in all areas of our lives. One role,
as a leader of the campus, is to encourage all administrators, teachers,
staff and even, students to use this process in their daily activities
strengths the campus environment and development of professional
learning communities and leadership teams where they practice this
process to improve the teaching and learning of the students.
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