The Most Important Problems that Face the Students Studying Education at Al-Quds Open University / Hebron during their Pre-service Training
Keywords:
Problems, education students, Hebron Educational Branch, Al-Quds Open University, Pre-service TrainingAbstract
The purpose of this study was to identify the most important problems that
face the students studying education at Al-Quds open university / Hebron
during their pre-service. It also aimed at finding out how sharp are these
problems. In order to achieve this aim the researcher applied the descriptive
method by distributing a questionnaire to collect the data. To assure validity
of the questionnaire it was submitted to (15) trustees. Reliability was assured
by using alpha formula (cronbach alpha) calculated to be 0.87. Means and
standard deviations were computed to answer the questions of the study. The
population of the study consisted of all students studying at Hebron education
region who participated in pre –service training, totaled to 93 students. 91
questionnaires were returned; which means (97,890) .
Findings of the study indicated that the most crusial problems were:
1.Studens don’t plan for the lessons while studying courses of education .
2. There are no lesson plan models in education courses in the Palestinian
curriculum .
Based on the above findings, the researcher recommend the following:
1.Theoritical planning lessons is necessary to students learning practical
education courses.
2 .Teaching methods courses must be provided with models of lessons plans
according to the Palestinian curriculum.
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