Some Principles and Procedures for the Conduct of Action Research

Abstract

Action research is seen as a way of investigating professional experience which links practice and the analysis of practice into a single, continuously developing sequence. This chapter explores action research methods, the ethical aspects involved, and the crucial question of how action researchers can claim to be less biased than those they are researching. The author advances six principles which are central to the action research process.

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