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Become part of an online action research communityCraig Mertler has recently created a wiki for action research. Click here to become part of this online community and begin exchanging ideas, questions/answers, and reflections about action research today!You can also follow Craig Mertler on Twitter @actionrsrchr, or listen to his podcasts here.Provides comprehensive coverage of action research methods without being unnecessarily technicalThe Second Edition of Action Research: Teachers as Researchers in the Classroom introduces practicing teachers to the process of conducting classroombased action research. Written for the practicing educator, the focus is on conducting applied, classroom research. The book's practicality stems from its attention to research methods and procedures that teachers can use with their everyday instructional practices and classroom activities.New to the Second Edition Incorporates a discussion of rigor in classroombased action research (Chapter 1) Presents several additional models of action research, including visuals of those models (Chapter 1) Discusses the activity of conducting 'reconnaissance' (Chapters 2 and 3) Adds a third Action Research Portrait to illustrate how teachers conduct action research in response to their own classroom situations (Chapters 38) Provides a section that encourages educators to develop their own action research communities (Chapter 8) Simplifies the summaries of all nine chapters so that the main points and subpoints are more apparent Offers two new examples of complete action research reports in Appendixes A and BNow Accompanied by a Student Study Site!A new Student study siteincludes comprehensive study materials such as chapter summaries, practice tests, flashcards, and PowerPoint slides. Additional resources include 'Learning from SAGE Journal Articles,' 'How to Read a Research Article,' and an annotated research report for student reference.
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