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Froggy Jumps Educational Action Research QuizOnline version Quiz on action research in education by Nikoll 1 A researcher studies students' test scores using only statistics and does not interact with the classroom context. This is an example of the naturalistic paradigm. a False b True c 2 A teacher interviews students to understand why they have difficulty learning a topic. This is a data collection technique used in Action Research. a False b True c 3 A group of teachers work together to analyze a learning problem and develop strategies to solve it. This is an example of collaborative action research. a True b False c 4 If a teacher identifies a problem but does not implement any change in the classroom, it is still considered Action Research. a True b False c 5 Recording a class with video to analyze student participation is a valid technique for collecting data. a False b True c I don't know. 6 A teacher asks students to complete a questionnaire about their learning experience. This is an example of data collection. a False b True c 7 A teacher reflects on her teaching practice after applying a new method and evaluates the results. This is part of the Action Research cycle. a True b False c 8 If a teacher analyzes students’ homework and exams to understand learning difficulties, this is called document analysis. a False b True c 9 Action Research is conducted only by external researchers and not by teachers. a False b True c 10 Educational Action Research focuses on improving teaching practice. a False b True c

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Educational Action Research QuizOnline version

Quiz on action research in education

by Nikoll

A researcher studies students' test scores using only statistics and does not interact with the classroom context. This is an example of the naturalistic paradigm.

False

True

A teacher interviews students to understand why they have difficulty learning a topic. This is a data collection technique used in Action Research.

False

True

A group of teachers work together to analyze a learning problem and develop strategies to solve it. This is an example of collaborative action research.

True

False

If a teacher identifies a problem but does not implement any change in the classroom, it is still considered Action Research.

True

False

Recording a class with video to analyze student participation is a valid technique for collecting data.

False

True

I don't know.

A teacher asks students to complete a questionnaire about their learning experience. This is an example of data collection.

False

True

A teacher reflects on her teaching practice after applying a new method and evaluates the results. This is part of the Action Research cycle.

True

False

If a teacher analyzes students’ homework and exams to understand learning difficulties, this is called document analysis.

False

True

Action Research is conducted only by external researchers and not by teachers.

False

True

Educational Action Research focuses on improving teaching practice.

False

True

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A researcher studies students' test scores using only statistics and does not interact with the classroom context. This is an example of the naturalistic paradigm.

A teacher interviews students to understand why they have difficulty learning a topic. This is a data collection technique used in Action Research.

A group of teachers work together to analyze a learning problem and develop strategies to solve it. This is an example of collaborative action research.

If a teacher identifies a problem but does not implement any change in the classroom, it is still considered Action Research.

Recording a class with video to analyze student participation is a valid technique for collecting data.

A teacher asks students to complete a questionnaire about their learning experience. This is an example of data collection.

A teacher reflects on her teaching practice after applying a new method and evaluates the results. This is part of the Action Research cycle.

If a teacher analyzes students’ homework and exams to understand learning difficulties, this is called document analysis.

Action Research is conducted only by external researchers and not by teachers.

Educational Action Research focuses on improving teaching practice.

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