Monday, September 6, 2010

Action Research - Where to Begin

Choosing a topic for an action research project is the beginning of a plan to change your own world. What interests you or concerns you is the beginning. Start by looking at yourself and how you operate. How does your campus operate? Ask the question and begin to focus on the details of that question. Is the question relevant? Is it doable? Is it appropriate? Reference the material that is available to you. Talk to others, and get their input. Use data to drive your research, and be willing to change the focus of your plan if the data points you in a new direction. This is an ongoing process that can affect change in so many areas. This is a way to increase the growth of yourself and the people under you.
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  1. Dr. Sheryl AbshireSeptember 13, 2010 at 8:56 PM

    Rebecca,
    It is clear you have been very thoughtful about your action research plan. I commend you for being so very thorough. I know the data you gather will be helpful to your school as you seek to validate the use of this technology.
    Dr. Abshire

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