Explain how the literature you reviewed and your plan for implementation leads you to believe what you are doing is an appropriate intervention and not exposing your participants to risk.

To prepare for this assignment, review the following resources as needed:

Chapters 1 and 2, and Appendix A from the course text, Action Research: A Guide for The Teacher Researcher

Write: Content Expectations

Complete the following sections for your Action Research Proposal: Study and Research Draft:

Intervention Plan: In one to two pages,
Describe in chronological order how you will implement your intervention and provide a hypothetical yet practical timeframe for these steps.
You may include a chart that organizes how you would implement your intervention from week to week.
This will be a timeline including dates and tasks.
Your chart could include date, tasks, people, location, etc.
Ethical Considerations: Informed Consent and Institutional Review Board (IRB) Approval: In one to two paragraphs,
Discuss how you would approach informed consent and IRB approval if you were to implement your action research study.
Explain how you would ensure that participants enter the research of their free will and with an understanding of the study and any potential dangers.
Review the UAGC Institutional Review Board

Links to an external site.page for information as needed.

Ethical Considerations: Freedom from Harm: In one to two paragraphs,

Explain how the literature you reviewed and your plan for implementation leads you to believe what you are doing is an appropriate intervention and not exposing your participants to risk.

Ethical Considerations: Anonymity and Confidentiality: In one paragraph,

Explain your planned measures to use anonymity and confidentiality to avoid privacy invasion and potential harm.

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