What is the research question that will guide your work?
Thus far, you have identified a core issue or topic for potential study and provided a rationale for that issue. You have discussed the feasibility of conducting a study on the issue and how you might overcome any challenges to feasibility. You have also speculated on the methods you might use to conduct the study. […]
What political and ethical challenges might be present in your study?
Political forces often intervene when action research is being conducted and these often create ethical challenges that need to be addressed. What political and ethical challenges might be present in your study? How will you mitigate those challenges? 100 words
Effects of that action
After action is implemented, the effects of that action should be evaluated. This is what contributes to the cyclical nature of this work as the results of the evaluation may lead to another cycle of “look,” “think,” and “act.” Pretend that your study has been successful and that your action plan has been implemented. How […]
How are the results of action research studies generally communicated to the stakeholders and the community?
How are the results of action research studies generally communicated to the stakeholders and the community? How might you plan to communicate your results? Will you use technology? If so, in what form? How might sensitive political or ethical concerns be communicated effectively? 100 words
What agendas will you need to consider in your study as you implement and work with outcomes?
What agendas will you need to consider in your study as you implement and work with outcomes? Are there competing agendas that you will need to consider? If so, how will you do that? 100 words