Titlebook: Action Research Methods; Plain and Simple Sheri R. Klein Book 2012 Sheri R. Klein 2012 education.evaluation.research methods

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,Gleichf?rmig bewegte Elektrizit?t,rr, 2010, p. 72). Participant observation is a methodology derived from ethnography fieldwork that includes direct observation as a primary method for “discovering the hidden side of classroom life, where every day practices become so ordinary and so routine, they become invisible” (Pine, 2009, p. 2

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-9999-2o mind. However, those in social science and educational fields still manage to overlook the rich potential of visual data sources. Prejudice against visual data in education research may be due to persisting stereotypes and misconceptions about it, for example, that it lacks rigor (Lynn & Lea, 2005

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-05550-9e implicitly practiced arts-based methods for well over one hundred years. Arguably, arts-based research theoretically began once social science accepted the camera as a source for producing valid social science data. Eadweard Muybridge’s 1878 studies of a galloping horse—used to settle a bet—could

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Ausgew?hlte Kapitel der H?heren Mathematik photographs, drawings, graphs, charts, curriculum documents, meeting records, policy documents, and so on. For those engaged in action research in classrooms, one of the most commonly utilized forms of research data is the artwork made by students. From this work, a great deal may be learned about

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-08259-0on her fifth birthday. Others are larger and require more systematic investigation—what car to purchase with limited funds or where to live when moving to a new region. Some of our most perplexing problems face us at work—how to improve the morale of a work group or how to rev up eighth graders’ exc

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,Thermodiffusion in flüssiger Phase, its parts. Action research as social justice research becomes advocacy when the project extends beyond data collection and analysis to answer research questions that also change the current status of conditions impacting teaching, learning, and working. Here, ethics are of the utmost importance, an

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-9999-2dological tools to suit the needs of answering questions of “how” and “why” within a particular real-world context. As Stake (1995) suggests, case study is often a preferred method of research because case studies may be epistemologically in harmony with the reader’s experience and thus to that person a natural basis for generalization.

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