Action Research as a Research Methodology for the Study of the Teaching and Learning of Science.

Published: Apr 1, 2000
Abstract
Increasingly, action research has become a part of funded educational research and curricular development projects. There have been two main arguments for this. The first is that it reduces the time lag between the generation of new knowledge and its application in the classroom. If teachers are the researchers, the time lag may be reduced to zero. The second is that teachers represent a highly educated population who, with proper training,...
Paper Details
Title
Action Research as a Research Methodology for the Study of the Teaching and Learning of Science.
Published Date
Apr 1, 2000
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