Goals and Objective: To determine if student’s
classroom success can benefit from setting personal goals
Materials:
Written survey for students, written survey for teachers, questions
written to verbal interview for teachers and students
People Responsible for action research
plan: Teachers and Staff
Action Research Chart from text book
Action Steps
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Person(s)
Responsible
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Timeline: Start/End
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Needed Resources
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Evaluation
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Teachers and staff
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I will give the
staff one week to complete the survey
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Survey asking a
variety of questions about my action research topic
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Students in 6th
grades
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10 minute
interviews with 10 students
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Interview questions
prepared, recorder, permission slips from parents
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Teachers in 6th
grade
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10 minute
interviews with 2 teachers
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Interview questions
prepared, recorder
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Students grade 6
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10 questions with
short answer
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Survey
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Grades 6; Visit 10
different classrooms
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Observe the
interactions between classmates, students, and teachers
teachers
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Data of behaviors,
test, daily and concept grades
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What a great topic to research! If students invest their time and truly pursue their educational goals, how much improvement will you see? I am very interested in watching your research progress. Hope you will keep posting as you go. My one comment is the evaluation portion of your plan. How will you be evaluating the results of each step...especially the final results?
ReplyDeleteI am a little confused. Does the student set the goal, and then take a survey pertaining to his selected goals? Or does the class as a whole set the goal, and then they are surveyed regarding the goal and its achievement?
ReplyDeleteBrad: You Action Research Plan sounds interesting. I would have used "learning goals" instead of "personal goals." How will this plan help your school improve academic achievement? What will you do with the results or findings of your action research plan? Will each teacher teach students how goals are set or will it just be a group of students you will be working with to help them set goals?
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like a good plan. Maybe it will help the students to focus on their weaknesses and bring up their grades.
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