Addressing the Principles of Democracy in the National Education Course at Jordanian Universities from the Students’ Perspective
Keywords:
Principles of Democracy, National Education, Jordanian UniversitiesAbstract
The objective of the study was to investigate the inclusion of democracy
principles in national education courses in Jordanian universities from
students’ point of view. To achieve the objective of the study، the researchers
developed a questionnaire containing the democracy principles to be
provided in national education courses. The questionnaire was administrated
to a sample consisting of (1658) students. The researchers used Democracy
Principle Checklist containing (22) .
Results of the study indicated that opinion free expression ranked first،
then social responsibility، while justice and equity ranked third. Results of
the study indicate that students reported moderate levels for the inclusion
of national education courses in Jordanian universities for the democratic
principles. Results of the study indicated significant differences due to
major، academic level and gender، in favor of males in students’ perceptions
about inclusion of national education courses in Jordanian universities
for the democratic principles. The study concluded with some important
recommendations; including the necessity of school textbooks، especially
national education textbooks، to promote the concept of democracy and its
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