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Analyzing the interrelationship between the action research process and classroom teaching methods, if a teacher uses the cycle model proposed by Stephen M. Corey or David Horton Smith to find an immediate and scientific solution to a specific problem in their teaching methodology (such as students' difficulty in understanding geometric theorems), which of the following statements most accurately explains its true educational utility with respect to its elemental nature and various stages—plan, act, observe, and reflect?
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Action research is applied research conducted by teachers, administrators, or consultants to solve problems encountered in practice, thereby improving teaching methods and the classroom environment. Stephen M. Corey is considered its pioneer.
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