BCPS HRD Action Research

Action Research - Dissemination

1. Sharing Results of Action Research

Sharing the complete process is the final step of your action research project. This is the time to step back and produce a reflection of what you did and the lessons that you learned along the way. Success of an action research project is not measured by what worked, but what was learned that could be applied in the classroom/work environment. Sharing your story could be in print and/or an oral presentation. This may be a simple discussion among your peers or a formal publication or presentation.

Sharing Venues

School Level
• Grade level or team meetings
• Faculty meetings
• Newsletters
• School wide training days

District Level
• Publications
• Inservice conferences
• Submit to the SBBC Action Research Online Action Research Study Database

State and National
• Professional journals
• Conferences

Remember to share your enthusiasm about your project. If you are having fun with your material, your audience will enjoy it as well. Your research is important and will be relevant to many other teachers. A question and answer period must be included in your presentation. Sharing these results can offer inspiration and a springboard for new ideas.