Action Research is a reflective process where individuals, often educators or practitioners, systematically investigate their own practices to improve them. It involves identifying a problem, planning a strategy to address it, implementing the strategy, and then evaluating the results. This cycle helps practitioners learn from their experiences and make informed changes. The primary goal of Action Research is to enhance professional practice and foster continuous improvement. It encourages collaboration among participants, allowing them to share insights and support each other in the research process. This approach not only benefits the individual but also contributes to the broader community by sharing findings and effective strategies.