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In this case study, the action research experiences of Katrina, a mid-career grade one teacher, are described as she incorporated a webquest (see Appendix-Part A) into her science curriculum. Katrina conducted her research with a group of 25 students; 16 boys and 9 girls, whom she described as “typical, active six- and seven-year olds from diverse families and mixed socio-economic backgrounds.” While she was not part of a school-based action research team, she collaborated with two other grade one teachers from another school in the same district.

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Goodnough, K. (2011). Fostering Student Engagement in Science Through the Adoption of A Webquest. In: Taking Action in Science Classrooms Through Collaborative Action Research. SensePublishers. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6091-583-3_6

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