Briefly discuss the purpose of the two types of action research.
What will be an ideal response?
Ans: Answer would ideally include:
Two types of action research are participatory action research and practical action research. The purpose of participatory action research is to improve the quality of organizations, communities, and family lives by empowering individuals and groups. The purpose of practical action research is to address and solve specific problems in classrooms, schools, or other communities; it focuses on the “how-to” approach to the process of conducting action research.
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a. PL 99-457: Education of Handicapped Children Act Amendments b. PL 101-476: IDEA 1990 c. PL 105-17: IDEA 1997 d. PL 107-110: No Child Left Behind
Which of the following questions is NOT a question important to selecting a topic for a unit?
A. What will be the important key concepts central to each of the subject's areas? B. What will be the guiding questions that lead students to think about the content? C. What will be the activities that engage the students in reflective thinking? D. To what degree are the students already interested in this topic? E. What will be the natural and significant connections between key concepts?
Parental empowerment has been a direct aim and an expected outcome in programs designed for high-income families
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
The determination of a functional relationship in a single-subject research design is when we can reliably
determine a a. relationship between intervention and a change in the target behavior b. relationship between the independent and dependent variables c. a cause/effect relationship between treatment and behavior change d. all of the above