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Naima is a speech and language specialist.  She works with several students in a large elementary school.  She uses mixed age groupings to work with children with specific needs.  For example, she places all the students who are disfluent in one group.  This year the age discrepancies in her groups seem particularly large and this has made her consider this as an area of focus for an action research study.  Given the dialectic action research spiral, the next step for Naima is
◦ developing an action plan.
◦ interpreting data.
◦ analyzing data.
◦ collecting data.
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