The Immediate and Long Term Impact of a Suggested Teaching Program on Developing the Writing Skills of Al-Hamza Among 6th Graders in the Arabic Language Course in Jordan
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The Immediate and Long Term Impact, Suggested Teaching Program, Developing the Writing Skills, Al-Hamza, 6th Graders, Arabic Language Course, JordanAbstract
This paper reports on a study conducted to compare the effect of a
Suggested Teaching program (STP) versus the Ordinary Program (OP) in
developing Al hamza writing, at the short and long term achievement of the
6th graders in the Arabic language in theJordanian curriculum.
A total of (90) students of the 6th grade participated in the study
during the first semester of the academic year 2008/ 2009. The sample
was divided randomly into two equal groups: Experimental group studied
by the STP, and Control group studied the same subject by the OP. Pre-
Post test was conducted before and after teaching both study groups after
checking validity and stability using Person Correlation Factor (r=0.92).
The results of the analysis showed that there is a statistically significant
difference (α = 0.05) in 6th graders’ achievement in Arabic due to the
teaching method in favor of the STP. It also showed no statistically
significant difference (α = 0.05) between males’ and females’ achievement,
and no statistically significant difference (α = 0.05) in the achievement
due to the interaction between methods of teaching and gender. The study
recommends that teachers should merge theoretical and practical aspects
in teaching Alhamza writing skills.
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