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Action research: a methodological introduction - SciELO
Action research : a methodological introductionDavid TrippMurdoch UniversityContact:David Trippe-mail: a result of its greatly increased in popularity and range ofapplication, Action research has now become a loosely appliedterm for any kind of attempt to improve or investigate view of the confusion that frequently arises from this, themain aim of this author is to clarify the term. After a brief historyof the method, the makes a case for regarding Action research asone of a number of different forms of Action inquiry which hebriefly defines as any ongoing, systematic, empirically basedattempt to improve practice. The author them discusses the roleof theory in Action research before describing what he sees asthe distinguishing characteristics of the process.
Brief history It is not certain who invented action research. The creation of the process is often attributed to Lewin (1946), and whilst he appears
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