All you need to know about action research / Jean McNiff and Jack Whitehead.
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TextPublisher: London : SAGE, 2006Description: iv, 274 p. : ill. ; 23cmISBN: - 1412908051 (hbk.) :
- 141290806X (pbk.) :
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| 300.72 MAY Social research : issues, methods and process / | 300.72 MCN Action research : principles and practice / | 300.72 MCN Action research in organisations / | 300.72 MCN All you need to know about action research / | 300.72 MCN All you need to know about action research / | 300.72 MEA Measure and value / | 300.72 MIX The mixed methods reader / |
1. What is action research? -- 2. Who does action research? -- 3. The underpinning assumptions of action research -- 4. Where did action research come from? -- 5. Why do action research? -- 6. Learning to improve practice -- 7. Contributing to new theory -- 8. Evaluating your research -- 9. Feasibility planning : what do you need to think about first? -- 10. Action planning : how do you develop an action plan? -- 11. Doing action research : carrying out your action plan -- 12. Examples of action research projects -- 13. Monitoring practice and looking for data -- 14. Gathering, sorting and storing data -- 15. Turning the data into evidence -- 16. Testing the validity of your claims to knowledge -- 17. Establishing the legitimacy of your claims to knowledge -- 18. Engaging with the politics of knowledge -- 19. Telling your research story -- 20. Writing a workplace report -- 21. Writing a report for higher degree accreditation -- 22. Publishing and disseminating your research -- 23. Explaining the significance of your research -- 24. Developing new epistemologies for organizational cultures of enquiry -- 25. The amazing potential global influence of your action research.
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