The SAGE Handbook of Action Research¶
Reason, P., & Bradbury, H. (1948). The SAGE Handbook of Action Research: Participative Inquiry and Practice.
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- it subsequently ramified into participatory action research (in which affected communities are co-researchers throughout), community-based participatory research in public health, design-based research in education (where curriculum is the intervention and student learning outcomes are the evidence), and lesson study in teacher professional development
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- it subsequently ramified into participatory action research (in which affected communities are co-researchers throughout), community-based participatory research in public health, design-based research in education (where curriculum is the intervention and student learning outcomes are the evidence), and lesson study in teacher professional development
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