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    Action research involves the process of actively

    participating in an organization change situation whilst

    conducting research. Action research can also be

    undertaken by larger organizations or institutions,

    assisted or guided by professional researchers, with the

    aim of improving their strategies, practices and

    knowledge of the environments within which they

    practice. As designers and stakeholders, researcherswork with others to propose a new course of action to

    help their community improve its work practices.

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    Various people may be involved:

    Teachers

    Counselors Supervisors

    Administrators

    Political leader

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    This is intended to address a specific problem within a

    classroom, school, or other communities.

    It can be carried out in a variety of setting such as the

    educational, school service, or business location.

    The primary purpose of practical action research is to

    improve practice in the short term and to inform larger

    issues.

    This is performed by individuals, teams or larger groups

    provided the focus remains clear and specific.

    The result of this research is an action plan.

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    1. Identify the research question

    The research must be clear.

    It must be manageable

    Large-scale and complex questions should be

    better left to professional researchers.

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    2. Gathering the necessary information

    Find out the best method: experiments, surveys,

    causal- comparative studies, etc.

    Taking down notes

    Interviews and use of questionnaires

    Analysis of documents

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    3. Analyzing and interpreting the information

    After getting the general focus of the information, it

    is important to provide a guiding procedure in

    answering the questions.

    Get the purpose of the data.

    Then the what, how, who and when and finally the

    why.

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    Action Research can be used in education by the

    practitioner who wants to explore their own teaching

    style/practice. The practitioner may be asked by their

    institution to carry out Action Research on a work

    colleagues practice.

    Action Research can involve a variety of qualitative

    methods, these can include: 1:1 interviews, focus

    groups, participant observation. The practitioner may

    decide to use more than one method.

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    There is a risk that for the practitioner who

    decides to evaluate his own practice:

    How do you select students to participate? How objective will the practitioner be in his/her

    selection of participants?

    Is there a risk that the practitioner selects

    students who he knows will co-operate withstudy, who he /she has a good relationship so

    that any comments/interview data will be

    complementary of the practitioner?

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    When writing up the report:

    How objective will the practitioner be when wiring the

    results?

    What if the report is critical of their teaching style? Will

    the practitioner include findings that will reveal this or will

    this be left out of the report?

    If so it does raise the issue of how validated thereport is.

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    It can be done by an individual or a group.

    It improves educational practice and helps

    create better professionals

    Educators can develop ways to improve theircraft.

    The researchers identify the problems

    systematically. It can lead to the development of research

    oriented individuals.

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    The relations between participants and

    researchers- role definition affect

    outcomes. New behavior may block possibilities if

    researcher does not facilitate alternatives.

    Rarely gives policy, understanding,externalities, etc.

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    3. What is your mode of transportation?

    Bus/Van/Jeepney/Multicab

    Tricycle

    Motorcycle (owned)

    Extended Motorcycle (for hire/rented)

    sent and fetched by family vehicle

    Leg Power (walking/hiking)

    4. How long does it takes for you to travel from home to school?

    Approximately 10 minutes

    Approximately 20 minutes

    Approximately 30 minutes

    Approximately 45 minutes

    Approximately 1 hour

    More than 1 hour

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    5. How long does it take for you to transfer from one room to another in your

    next subject period?

    Approximately 3 minutes

    Approximately 5 minutes

    Almost 10 minutes

    More than 15 minutes

    6. The subject that I dont like most was/were; (you can tick more than 1)

    English

    Pilipino

    Mathematics (Physics, Calculus, Advanced Algebra, etc.)

    Science

    Araling Panlipunan

    MAPEH

    None of the above

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    7. I dont like the subject because ;

    I dont like the teacher

    I dont like my classmate/s

    Somebody is bullying me from that class I did not like the subject itself

    8. Time Management for me is;

    for the old and mature person

    tiresome, boring and redundant daily chore

    is a virtue to be valued and kept by students respecting the time of others

    helping me to accomplish many tasks

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    9. My parents value my education as;

    their only treasure for me to inherit

    learning things I needed on my own as they did in the past

    an alibi of not helping home chores

    just sending me to school like my neighbors do

    expensive and sever the daily budget for food and other primary needs

    10.I spend most of my time in;

    watching my favorite TV show/s

    playing online/LAN game/s

    working to earn money to subsidize my education

    hanging around with my friends

    sending/reading SMS/ talking/chatting with my friends

    doing household chores

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    11. The reason why I am late in attending my classes;

    working with other requirements

    distance of the specialization lecture area from my class room

    receiving calls/reading /answering text messages

    had to finish my snacks/lunch

    attending my extra-curricular activities

    12. After almost ten months with the subject I am learning;

    I learned a lot of things about it

    I am picking informative things about the subject

    a thing or two

    nothing and I am not interested at all

    to do complacent measures just to pass this subject

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    13. I go to bed at;

    7:45 pm

    8:30 pm

    9:00 pm

    10:00 pm after midnight

    14. My subject teacher is;

    skillful, efficient and effective in teaching the lesson

    is good in his/her field of expertise

    giving us load of homework/tasks which is beyond our capability a symbol of authority and tenacious

    funny

    lackluster and needs inspiration