Abstract
This case study examines the implementation of an Action Research cycle in a charter school in Castilla-La Mancha, in a disadvantaged environment. We assess the feasibility of introducing active methodologies, such as cooperative learning, to improve coexistence and reduce school failure. Although the implementation of cooperative learning was limited, we observed significant improvements in coexistence and academic performance. This study demystifies the idea that an incomplete project is a failure, as it shows improvements despite not being carried out in its entirety.
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