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Chapter Two Methodology - Action Research
14 Chapter Two Methodology This Chapter is divided into two sections. In the first section I put forward an explanation of my understanding of Action Research and reflection, and a justification for using them. I discuss the Methodology used in this study. Further I reflect on the concept of a teacher-researcher and why I believe it is important for teachers to Research their professional practice. In the second section, I discuss the methods used in this Research . My intentions are to describe methods of collecting data and data analysis and discuss their advantages and disadvantages. The most telling developments in my study can be perceived through my experience and reflections as well as those of my students while learning life skills in a drama classroom. It embraced varied perspectives that required a special form of writing. In this section I have also presented the argument for the style of writing my thesis. Section 1 Starting with Action Research I drew on a Methodology that worked for me; this proposal is equivalent to Altrichter and Posch s (1989) suggestion, what s good for the practice is good for Research ( ).
18 explanation of the process of learning rather than just display scores. Presentation of qualitative data and analysis in this fashion enhance the richness of the data.
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