Recommendations Section and How the Researcher Should Develop the Segment of the Chapter

Action Research II: Recommendations Element
Student Name Keiser University
Course Number and Name Dr. Professor's Name Date
Action Research II: Recommendations Element
           The recommendations section is one of the three elements required in the final chapter of the Action Research paper. Other sections of the Action Research paper include the Discussion and the Conclusion, and the Recommendation section prompts the reader to act on the issue based on the findings discussed in the results. In this section, researchers describe specific recommendations on how information in their study might be used and the additional studies that need to be conducted on the topic or a similar issue. Since this is the final segment, it also concludes to tie together all the materials contained in the whole paper. This paper describes the purpose of the recommendations section and how the researcher should develop the segment of the chapter with examples from my research work that I will use in this final chapter. 
           The recommendations section is often included with the conclusion of the study, although it serves a different role compared to the paper's conclusion. For instance, while the conclusion section is a review or a summary of the main ideas of the study, the recommendations section outlines the actions readers can take in response to the findings or results of the study. In general, the recommendations part serves as a prompt for readers. Effective recommendations will describe the suggested course of action to solve a specific issue and should be written as an action statement without implicitly providing justifications. The recommendations should be written in a clear and specific language and organized in order of precedence. Finally, recommendations are often based on ca...