What are the ethical considerations in conducting action research on oneself?

The process of conducting action research, along with its applications and benefits, are reviewed and contextualized within the work of classroom teachers. May 7, 2021 ... We see all action research as involving change, action, and reflection which is thus transformational and transformative in some way. The Action Research Collaborative (ARC) is Cornell University's institutional home for fostering cross-sector collaborations that bring together researchers, ... The development of participatory action research (PAR) reflects an ethical commitment to creating conditions for social change to be used by the community for ... IBSC promotes the collaboration of educators in member schools worldwide to design, implement, evaluate, and report on in-depth action research projects they ... It aims to establish and maintain a review of the literature of action research. It also provides a forum for dialogue on the methodological and epistemological ... Download this PDF. Abstract. Canonical action research (CAR) aims to address real-world problems and improve organizational performance by combining scholarly ... May 14, 2015 ... In schools, action research refers to a wide variety of evaluative, investigative, and analytical research methods designed to diagnose ... Jan 27, 2025 ... Action research uses non-probability sampling. This is most commonly means a purposive sampling method that includes specific inclusion and ... Shannon Community Safety Initiative Local Action Research Partner. Shannon CSI Local Action Research Partners (LARP) assist program sites by providing strategic ...