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Research Reflection
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Research Reflection
I belive my project research was productive because I could develop and approve a
Education. Before the research I never imagined there is there are barriers which prohibit
inclusive learning environments. I had less experience with the inclusive learning that made
getting through the literature review to be costly and time-consuming. Literature review was in
quest of a profession for which I was currently spending a lot of expense especially on buying
the scholarly materials. Some online materials I used for research literature review are
I never expected the research findings aspects to surprised and came easily to me. Being
sincere, I was expecting all aspect to face challenges same as the background review making me
to think in all concept of the research with a aim of achieving clear results. The study result
over a few days to ensure that the material was accurate. In addition, I realisedd there is a
correlation beteen teachers and inclusion which a connected to success of students. The article
Alberta, Canada. Canadian Journal of Education was very helpful to check how the educators
Based on my thinking, working with the group benefits projects and may help me acquire
various abilities that are becoming progressively relevant in the class. Working cooperatively
and comprehending other people's requirements and limitations in group projects is highly useful
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If I could start the course and do something differently, I would focus more on the
research topic and methodology. The research topic carries the weight of the output research
based on the process, literature review, and methodology carries the research findings. I believe
the research topic determines the methods and evaluation procedures employed in the study. On
the other hand, working in a group may have challenges like coordination costs. The
coordination cost indicates the time and effort that group activity requires that individuals do not,
such as the time necessary to control order, plan meetings, formulate group choices, integrate
team members' efforts, and many others. Spending time on all the activities might not be
necessary for and of itself, but they add up. In conclusion, coordination expenses cannot and
should not be avoided, and integrating the activities of numerous teammates is a vital skill.
Nevertheless, if organization costs are high or not included in the design of study groups, teams
miss constraints, their activity is poorly connected, morale decreases, and innovation suffers.