TEMPLATE Sharing the Results
A Format for Reporting Action Research
Title of Action Research Project:
Name of Teacher Researcher:
Name of School and County:
Abstract:Provide a brief summary of your action
research report. Topics may include student sample, instructional
focus, and data collection and analysis.
Classroom Problem:Provide a description of your
identified classroom problem. How did you identify the classroom problem?
Describe the students who were affected and possible causes of the
problem. What were the goals for improvement?
Research Process:Provide a detailed description
of your research process. What was your research question? What instructional
strategies or practices were implemented that were aligned to the
classroom problem? Describe your implementation.
Data Collection and Analysis:Provide a narrative
summary of your collected and analyzed data. If appropriate, please
include graphs and tables to accompany the narrative summary. Include
templates of your data collection sources as well as student samples.
Taking Action:Provide a summary of your decisions
based on your analyzed data. What are your next steps? Do you need
to continue your action research using the same procedures? Do you
need to revise your action research procedures? Were you satisfied
with your results and ready to investigate new concerns?
Professional Reflection:As an action researcher,
what did you learn through this process? How did conducting action
research impact your teaching?
