Jenny's AR Follow Up

Dear peers and tutors,


This is my tool to register the main aspects of my Action Research project. It will also include the Data collection tools and the artifacts that I will use for the implementation. Any suggestions to improve my research process will be happily expected to my email address yolk27@gmail.com

Jenny.





References List



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