استراتيجيات المشرفين الأكاديميين في التعامل مع المشكلات السلوكية لدارسي جامعة القدس المفتوحة
Keywords:
Strategies, academic supervisors, behavioral problems, Al-Quds Open UniversityAbstract
Strategies of Academic Supervisors in dealing with behavioral problems
of learners at Al-Quds Open University
This study aimed at investigating the strategies used by the academic
supervisors in dealing with behavioral problems of learners at Al-Quds Open
University and to what extent these strategies are affected by some related
variables. The study sample consisted of 90 full-time academic supervisors
who represent 36% of the whole society. This sample was randomly chosen.
In order to analyze the results, a number of statistical methods were used
including percentages, frequencies, Kay square (X2), and Z- test.
The results of the analysis indicated that the academic supervisors followed
the following sequence in dealing with the behavioral problems of the learners:
ignorance and negligence, affirmation, non-verbal indications, individualcentered
orientation, pressing and dominating behavior, punishment,
prevention, reinforcement and the last strategy was group dynamism.
Furthermore, the results indicated that there was a significant difference
between the academic supervisors in regard to the use of the above mentioned
strategies in accordance with the type of the problem i.e. academic or
disciplinary. The result showed that the supervisors preferred to use the
following strategies in dealing with the academic problems: Affirmation,
reinforcement, group dynamism, ignorance and negligence. On the other hand,
they preferred to use pressing and punishment in dealing with behavioral
problems.
With regards to the effects of some variables related to the academic
supervisors on the use of the strategies, the results indicated that there was a
significant difference between male and female supervisors in favor of the
male supervisors. The results also indicated that there was a significant
difference between Ph.D holders and M.A holders in favor of Ph.D in most
cases.
Moreover, there was a significant difference between the academic
supervisors with regards to years of experience who have (5-9 years) and
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those who have (less than 5 years) in favor of (5-9 years) in all cases, while
the difference was in favor of those who have (less than 5 years) of experience
with regards to these strategies (punishment, individual, individual orientation,
and group dynamism).
The use of punishment strategy appeared mostly among those who have
more than 9 years of experience. Except in punishment, the differences in
favor of those who
have (5-9 years) of experience in comparison with those who have more
than 9 years.
The results also showed that in relation to the academic program, there
was a significant difference in favor of the academic supervisors in the program
of education. Furthermore, there was a significant difference in favor of the
academic supervisors who teach in the program of social and family
development regarding the use of the affirmative strategy, while the difference
was in favor of supervisors of Administration and Pioneering Program in
regard to the use of two strategies: individual- centered strategy, and ignorance
and negligence. Moreover, there was a significant difference in favor of
Administration and Pioneering Program in comparison with supervisors of
Technology and Applied science Program in regards to six strategies:
Prevention, non-verbal indications, pressing and dominating behavior, group
dynamism, and ignorance and negligence. On the other hand, the results
showed a significant difference in favor of the supervisors in social and family
Development Program in comparison with supervisors of Technology and
Applied Science Program in terms of Five strategies: Non-verbal indications,
Affirmation, Pressing ad dominating behaviors, group dynamism, ignorance
and negligence.
In the light of these results, the researcher recommended qualifying the
academic supervisors in the field of problem’s diagnosis of learners, the use
of suitable strategies, motivating the learners to participate in recognizing
the problems using suitable criterion.
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