Which is NOT a consideration for a researcher at the "end" of the process of action research?
A)What are some new or additional questions that I now have about this topic?
B)What are ways others can use this research?
C)What might be some additional plans for improvement grounded in the new understandings from the research?
D)What might be done to monitor any additional plans and explore the new questions revealed?

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At the "end" of the action research process, the primary focus is on reflecting on the research conducted, considering further questions that have arisen, planning for future improvements based on the findings, and thinking about monitoring these plans. Sharing the research with others (choice B) is important but is not a consideration exclusive to the end of the process; it can be considered throughout and especially after the research is concluded to disseminate findings and implications.

Which Is NOT a Consideration for a Researcher at the "End