Questions Action Research Study Example Who is the author of the study (e.g., insider or outsider; researcher or teacher)? What is the title of the action research study? What is the purpose of the study? Why is it important to the author? What is the research question, and what is its focus (e.g., to predict, make an impact, control, explain a phenomenon or a process, or provide insight into a teacher's practice to make change)? Which data are collected? How are data collected and analyzed? Is diversity addressed? If so, how? What were the major findings of the action research study?

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Williams, B. (2007). What teacher behaviors encourage one at-risk African American boy to be a productive member of our classroom community? In C. Caro-Bruce, R. Flessner, M. Klehr, & K. Zeichner (Eds.), Creating equitable classrooms through action research (pp. 100-124). Thousand Oaks, CA: Corwin Press.