Continuous improvement is the goal from "summary" of Action Research for Educational Change by John Elliot
The pursuit of continuous improvement is a core tenet of successful educational change. It is the driving force that propels educators to strive for better outcomes, to push beyond the status quo, and to constantly seek ways to enhance the learning experience for students. This relentless focus on improvement is not merely a lofty ideal; it is a practical and achievable goal that can be realized through the process of action research. By engaging in action research, educators are able to systematically gather data, analyze results, and make informed decisions about how to improve their practice. This iterative process of reflection and action allows educators to identify areas in need of improvement, develop targeted interventions, and assess the impact of their efforts. Through this cycle of inquiry, educators are able to make evidence-based decisions that lead to meaningful chang...
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