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CAGS730

Action Research II

Course DirectorySNHU CAGS730 has 5 direct prerequisites.

Graduate · 3 credits

Students are required to develop a deep action research project in the context of their own school or district. Students complete a detailed proposal that is grounded in inquiry and research. The purpose of the action research is to directly impact the practice of the individual, school, and/or district. The action research is completed during the semester under the supervision of a certified school district administrator and the student’s instructor. This course is one of the capstones of Educational Leadership. It follows Action Research I

Prerequisite Tree

  • CAGS656 — The Reflective Leader
  • CAGS670 — Leading Creativity and Innovation
  • CAGS698 — Transformative District Leadership
    • CAGS656 — The Reflective Leader
    • CAGS670 — Leading Creativity and Innovation
  • CAGS699 — Challenges & Complexities in District Leadership
    • CAGS656 — The Reflective Leader
    • CAGS670 — Leading Creativity and Innovation
    • CAGS698 — Transformative District Leadership
      • CAGS656 — The Reflective Leader
      • CAGS670 — Leading Creativity and Innovation
  • CAGS725 — Action Research I
    • CAGS656 — The Reflective Leader
    • CAGS670 — Leading Creativity and Innovation
    • CAGS698 — Transformative District Leadership
      • CAGS656 — The Reflective Leader
      • CAGS670 — Leading Creativity and Innovation
    • CAGS699 — Challenges & Complexities in District Leadership
      • CAGS656 — The Reflective Leader
      • CAGS670 — Leading Creativity and Innovation
      • CAGS698 — Transformative District Leadership
        • CAGS656 — The Reflective Leader
        • CAGS670 — Leading Creativity and Innovation

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