The impact of using interactive multimedia in learning advanced level of recitation rules among students of summer center in Jarash Governorate and their attitudes toward them
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Keywords, Interactive Multimedia, Advance Recitation Rules, Summer Center, Jerash Governorate, Attitudes, Posttest, Post - Delayed Test.Abstract
This study aims to identify the impact of
using interactive multimedia in learning advance
recitation rules among students of summer center
and their attitudes toward them. The sample of
the study consisted of (266) students from primary
and secondary stage. Both analytic descriptive
and quasi experimental approaches were used
in this study. The results of the study show that
there are statistically significant differences in
posttest and post - delayed test in favor of teaching
methods (interactive multimedia) . But there are
no statistically significant differences regarding to
gender variables as well as the interaction between
gender and teaching methods variables. On the
other hand, students’ attitudes toward interactive
multimedia in learning advance recitation rules
were high with mean (3. 7) in favor of the following;
YouTube episodes with mean (4. 2) , students who
retain more than (10) chapters with mean (4. 5) ,
secondary stage students with mean (4. 6) , students
who live in city with mean (4. 4) . Finally, there are
no statistically significant differences in students’
attitudes toward interactive multimedia regarding
to gender variables.
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