Features
- Cover Type: Paperback with 380 pages
- Published by: Routledge
- Edition: 1st Edition February 25, 1998
- Written in: English
- ISBN 10 Number: 0415171520
- ISBN 13 Number: 978-0415171526
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Book Dimensions:
9.1 x 6.1 x 0.9 inches
- Weighs: 1.2 pounds
Product Review
'It provides a multifaceted review of action research by turning it round and scrutinising it, sometimes seeing the same reflections and at other times, presenting new images of them.' -
Educational Review'The strength of the book and the reason I shall be revisiting sections is its wealth of experience and guidance on collaborative action and approaches to the management of change of interest not only to those involved in promoting social justice but also for those involved in other development initiatives.' -
Journal of Education for Teaching, Vol 24:3 1998'The strength of the book and the reason I shall be revisiting sections is its wealth of experience and guidance on collaborative action and approaches to the management of change of interest not only to those involved in promoting social justice but also for those involved in other development initiatives.' -
Journal of Education for Teaching, Vol 24:3 1998'This is a stimulating and informative book which promotes the subject of action research the abiding strength of the book is the researchers' enthusiasm for pondering their investigative experiences and identifying issues raised by that reflection, which inform both the development of understanding and the potential of participatory action research processes.' -
Cambridge Journal of Education'It provides a multifaceted review of action research by turning it round and scrutinising it, sometimes seeing the same reflections and at other times, presenting new images of them.' -
Educational Review'What a treat! A book that not only talks about the theory of action research, but also shows the theories in action' -
Educational Research'This is a stimulating and informative book which promotes the subject of action research the abiding strength of the book is the researchers' enthusiasm for pondering their investigative experiences and identifying issues raised by that reflection, which inform both the development of understanding and the potential of participatory action research processes.' -
Cambridge Journal of Education'What a treat! A book that not only talks about the theory of action research, but also shows the theories in action' -
Educational Research
Product Description
The movement to take educational research out of the confines of academia and direct research projects into the settings where the knowledge is to be applied has resulted in a new approach to the investigation of teaching and learning. Action research projects have been at work in schools and universities for almost ten years now, thoroughly looking at and often radically changing the environments in which teaching and learning take place.
This book presents a collection of stories describing action research projects in action in schools and a university, showing how projects that have differed in a variety of dimensions reveal similar underlying issues, problems and themes. With an emphasis on the topic of social justice and partnership,
Action Research in Practice reveals, through case studies and sustained, thorough analysis, how educational research can be transformative in its very practice, as well as in the practices it recommends.