This depends on a few factors. First, local or building level policy should be considered. Second, you need to consider if there is going to be any public sharing of your work - in which case, yes. Third, you need to consider if there are any potential harms to students, delayed learning, potential IEP impacts, etc. - if so, yes. If you’re just tweaking your existing instructional strategies and deploying action research methods to assess the success of your changes for your own continuous improvement, you generally don’t need permission. Transparency is never a bad idea and you should be communicating with parents and students about changes to your classroom regardless of whether you’re doing action research.
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Sir. Does a teacher need consent from the student to conduct action research?
This depends on a few factors. First, local or building level policy should be considered. Second, you need to consider if there is going to be any public sharing of your work - in which case, yes. Third, you need to consider if there are any potential harms to students, delayed learning, potential IEP impacts, etc. - if so, yes. If you’re just tweaking your existing instructional strategies and deploying action research methods to assess the success of your changes for your own continuous improvement, you generally don’t need permission. Transparency is never a bad idea and you should be communicating with parents and students about changes to your classroom regardless of whether you’re doing action research.
couldn't finish it as this was the third video that failed to tell me in real terms what action research is up front.