Action Research Journals

Action research journals are publications that document the process of practitioners—such as teachers, healthcare providers, or community leaders—systematically investigating and improving their own practices. These journals share detailed accounts of identifying problems, testing solutions, and reflecting on outcomes to foster continuous improvement. They serve as valuable resources for others facing similar challenges, promoting practical knowledge and collaborative learning. Overall, they emphasize reflective inquiry grounded in real-world experience, bridging theory and practice to effect meaningful change in professional settings.