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    Reporting the results of an action research project is important as it allows one to reflect on and organize their thoughts on the project, conclude the research process, and contribute to professional knowledge. The results can be shared through organizing meetings with colleagues, presenting findings during year-end reviews, sharing with school councils or boards, discussing with students and parents, summarizing for project participants, publishing articles, presenting at conferences, including in school improvement reports, or submitting to websites.

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    Reporting the results of an action research project is important as it allows one to reflect on and organize their thoughts on the project, conclude the research process, and contribute to professional knowledge. The results can be shared through organizing meetings with colleagues, presenting findings during year-end reviews, sharing with school councils or boards, discussing with students and parents, summarizing for project participants, publishing articles, presenting at conferences, including in school improvement reports, or submitting to websites.

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    "When action research is used as part of your professional growth plan or in a school
    improvement project, the final report will serve to summarize the project activities and
    highlight the results of your study." (ATA, 2000, p. 30) The end step in Action Research is
    "recording the project in writing" (Hinchey, 2008, p.52).

    Why report your Action Research results?

    • encourage reflection,

    • help to organize thoughts,

    • conclude the research process and

    • contribute to professional knowledge


    (ATA, 2000, p. 30)

    Possibilities for Sharing Results

    • Organize a meeting of several colleagues.

    • Present your final report during the year-end review of your professional growth
    plan.

    • Share your study with the school council or school board.

    • Talk to your students about your study and what you learned.

    • Talk to parents about your project.

    • Summarize your results and share them with the participants of your project.

    • Prepare an article for a specialist council journal or another educational publication.

    • Present the results of your study at a conference or a workshop.

    • Include the results of your study in your school’s improvement project report.

    • Submit your report for publication on an appropriate website.

    (ATA, 2000, p. 32

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