Action Research and Social Movement
Large-scale policy research on topics of concern to teachers may assist in changing educational theory, policy and practice, as may educational action research. This article discusses different traditions of action research in relation to their views about the connection of research and social movem...
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doaj-a6ca1e990ac84d2bae18acb444d270f42020-11-25T03:54:24ZengArizona State UniversityEducation Policy Analysis Archives1068-23411993-01-0111Action Research and Social MovementStephen KemmisLarge-scale policy research on topics of concern to teachers may assist in changing educational theory, policy and practice, as may educational action research. This article discusses different traditions of action research in relation to their views about the connection of research and social movement, touching on the so-called "macro-micro" problem which bedevils conceptualizations of this relationship. http://epaa.asu.edu/ojs/article/view/678 |
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Large-scale policy research on topics of concern to teachers may assist in changing educational theory, policy and practice, as may educational action research. This article discusses different traditions of action research in relation to their views about the connection of research and social movement, touching on the so-called "macro-micro" problem which bedevils conceptualizations of this relationship. |
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