3. Research means,
A fact which is observe again and again in different
dimensions is called research.
Research is a careful and detailed study into a specific
problem, concern, or issue using the scientific method.
Research is a careful and detailed study into a specific
problem, concern, or issue using the scientific method.
4.
5. Applied Research
Based on the
concept of the pure
research
Is problem oriented
in finding results or
solutions for real life
problems
Provides evidence of
usefulness to society
Helps in testing
empirical content of a
theory
Utilizes and helps in
developing the techniques
that can be used for basic
research
7. E
D
U
C
ReseArch
T
I
ONAL
Educational research refers to the
systematic collection and analysis of
data related to the field of
education.
Research may involve a variety of
methods.
Research may involve various
aspects of education including
student learning, teaching methods,
teacher training, and classroom
dynamics
8. Kurt Lewin
First coined the term "action research" in
1944
Action research can be described as a
family of research methodologies which
pursue ACTION (or Change) and RESEARCH
(or Understanding) at the same time.
9. Action research is a process of
systematic reflection, enquiry and
action carried out by individuals about
their own practice.
Action research is a term used to
describe professionals studying their
own practice in order to improve it.
10. The process by which practitioners attempt to study their
problems scientifically in order to guide, correct and
evaluate their decisions and actions in what number of
people have called action research -Corey Stephen (1962)
“Action research is research used by teachers,
supervisors and administrators to improve the quality of
their decisions and actions”
-C.V.Good (1959)
"On the spot research aimed at the solution of an
immediate problem is generally known in education as
Action Research“
Mouly (1964)
"Action Research is focused on the immediate application,
not on the development of theory. It has placed its
emphasis on a real problem, here and now, in a local
setting“-Best(1963)
Definitions of Action Research
11. 1) To improve the practice going on presently in the school.
2) To remove the notion that educational research is the job of specialists only
3) To make the teacher and school administrators research minded
4) To develop in the practitioners the required confidence and ability to carry out
research for solving their own problems
5) To make the student, teachers and educational administrators more conscious
about their problems and immediate solution.
6) To make the school or educational personnel more cooperative and democratic in
their world of work.
7) To inculcate the desire and attitude among school personnel for bringing
excellence in their work.
8) To make the environments of the school more conductive for effective teaching
and learning.
Aims and Objectives of Action research
12. 1 • It is participant-driven and reflective;
2 • A practical focus
3 • It is collaborative
4 • It leads to change and the improvement of practice
5 • It is context-specific
6 • A dynamic process
7 • A plan of action
8 • Sharing research
Characteristics of Action Research
14. Areas for AR
•Teaching, Learning, Reading, Writing, Discipline, School Env,
AttendanceAcademically
•Late coming, Home work, Cooperation, Habits,
•Physical DeficiencySocially
•Syllabus, Text Books, Teachers DiaryCurriculum
•Planning, Training, Time tableAdministration
•Examination, Test, Achievement test, Unit test, Diagnostic test
•Marks AnalysisEvaluation
•Attitudes, Motivations, Leadership, Habits, Professional Development
Professionally
15. • Encourages change in schools
1
• Fosters a democratic approach to
education2
• Empowers individuals through
collaboration on projects3
• Encourages educators to reflect on
their practice4
• Promotes a process of testing new
ideas5
Importance of Action Research
20. 9th class students does not able to
draw diagram related to Biology
7th Std Students does not able to
solve LCM and HCF
CARE
21. What are the alternative technique to find LCM and
HCF?
what are the specific problems to find LCM and
HCF?
RESEARCH QUESTIONS
22. What are the guidance gives to draw neat diagram
in biology and labeled it?
what are the tricks to draw figure in biology and
labeled it?
RESEARCH QUESTIONS
23. 1 • Identification of the Problem
2 • Pin pointing/Specifying the Problem
3 • Diagnosing the causes of the Problem
4 • Formulation of Action Hypothesis
5 • Designing Action Plan
6 • Implementation of Action Programme
7 • Evaluation of the Action Programme
Steps of Action research
24. •Teaching, Learning, Reading, Writing, Discipline, School Env,
AttendanceAcademically
•Late coming, Home work, Cooperation, Habits,
•Physical DeficiencySocially
•Syllabus, Text Books, Teachers DiaryCurriculum
•Planning, Training, Time tableAdministration
•Examination, Test, Achievement test, Unit test, Diagnostic test
•Marks AnalysisEvaluation
•Attitudes, Motivations, Leadership, Habits, Professional Development
•Self developmentProfessionally
Identification of Problems
25. Unable to understand
Newton’s 1st Law of motion
Pin pointing the Problem/Specific Problem
Unable to
understand
Newton Laws of
motion
WHY
Which class?
Which Subject
Which
concept?
8th class
Physics
Newton’s 1st
law of motion?
8th class students were unable to understand Newton’s 1st law of
motion in the subject of Physical Science
26. Action Hypotheses
4) Null Form
There is no significant difference between 10th class girls performance than the boys performance in the
subject Maths.
3) Question Form
Is 10th class girls performance is more than boys performance in the subject of Maths?
2) Predictive Form
10th class girls performance will be more than boys performance in the subject of Maths.
1) Declarative Form
10th class girls performance is more than boys performance in the subject of Maths
27. Possible Reasons
8th class students were
unable to understood
Newton’s 1st law of
motion in the subject
of Physical Science
1. Unable to understand
concept of motion
2. Unable to understand
concept of inertia
3. Unable to undertand
Examples on 1st law
Specific Problem
Probable Reasons
28. 1 • Identifying Problem
2 • Pin Pointing Problem
3 • Importance of Study
4 • Main Objective of Study
5 • Formulation of Hypotheses
6 • Nature of Sample
7 • Tools used for Data Collection- Selection of tool-Data Collection
8 • Data Analysis
9 • Report writing
Action Plan
37. 1. Pure research
a. Also called as the fundamental or the theoretical research.
b. Is basic and original.
c. Can lead to the discovery of a new theory.
d. Can result in the development or refinement of a theory that already exists.
e. Helps in getting knowledge without thinking formally of implementing it in practice
based on the honesty, love and integrity of the researcher for discovering the truth.
2. Applied research
a. Based on the concept of the pure research.
b. Is problem oriented.
c. Helps in finding results or solutions for real life problems.
d. Provides evidence of usefulness to society.
e. Helps in testing empirical content of a theory.
f. Utilizes and helps in developing the techniques that can be used for basic research.
g. Helps in testing the validity of a theory but under some conditions.
h. Provides data that can lead to the acceleration of the process of generalization.
38. Action research designs
Action Research
ParticipatoryPractical
•Studying local practices
Involving individual or team-
based inquiry
•Focusing on teacher development
and student learning
•Implementing a plan of action
•Leading to the teacher-as-researcher
•Studying social issues
that constrain individual lives
•Emphasizing equal collaboration
•Focusing on “life-enhancing
changes”
•Resulting in the emancipated
researcher
39. Educational research refers to the systematic collection and analysis of data
related to the field of education.
Research may involve a variety of methods.
Research may involve various aspects of education including
student learning, teaching methods, teacher training, and classroom
dynamics