Administrative inquiry or action
research is a systematic research of data and problem solving. Administrative
inquiry requires administrators to ask questions on specific topics and search
data on those topics to discuss and help lead to better decisions for
successful solutions. Traditional research allows you to research topics and
report findings from different sources. Action research differs from
traditional research because it not only researches a topic, but it creates a
plan and implementation of the topic. Action research allows you to put you
questions and findings into action, so
that you will be better able to implement plans and findings on giving
problems. It not only helps you look for solutions, but it allows you to act on
making sure solutions to problems can be used.Action research is a way to
reflect on questions, and collect data to make changes based on new
understandings and findings. Action Research can be used in many ways to reach
students achievement gaps, based on engagement and enrichment. Action Research
can also be used to find ways to make school climate better by coming up with a
plan to make sure that parents, teachers, and students are involved in creating
a school climate that supports student achievement, by collecting survey data and
proposing changes.
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