The Impact of Educational Media in the Development Of the Performance of Public High School Students, Educationally and culturally Opinions of a Sample of Students from the city of Damascus
Keywords:
Educational Media, Satellite Educational Syrian Chanel, High School StudentsAbstract
The study aimed to identify the impact of educational media represented
by the role of the Satellite Educational Syrian Chanel in the development
of the performance of students in both educational and cultural aspect. The
sample is the opinions of students taken from the city of Damascus. Opinions
depend on variables of gender and major field of study. The researcher
designed a questionnaire consisted of 20 items distributed on educational
and cultural programs to ensure its sincerity and constancy. The original
society for the study is the students in the city of Damascus of 10,200 students.
The researcher has distributed the questionnaire on the total sample size of
800 students, representing a rate of about 8% of the original community of
the study, who were selected randomly, and after applying the study tool on
the sample and conducting statistical necessary treatments, the results of
the study showed the approval of members of the sample to a large extent
on the impact of media education in the development of their performance
at the educational and cultural levels. The results of the field study showed
no statistically significant differences in the viewpoints of students about the
impact of educational media in their performance on the educational and
cultural level due to the variables of gender and major.
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