The Students’ Attitudes towards Extra Curriculum Activities and their Effect on the Academic Achievements from the Perspective of Students at QOU’s Salfeet Branch.

Authors

  • د. خالد قرواني

Keywords:

Extra Curriculum Activities, Academic Achievements, QOU, students

Abstract

This study aimed to investigate mainly the students’ attitudes towards

non- academic activities and their effect on academic achievement from

their viewpoint in Salfeet Educational Region «as a branch of Alquds Open

University».

To achieve this purpose, the researcher used the descriptive method

including the statistical package for social sciences (SPSS) , ANOVA, and Ttest,

for statistical analysis, The study revealed important results.

Here are some of them:

1. The attitudes of students towards non- academic activities and its effect

on the academic achievement from their view point in Salfeet Education

Region were moderate.

2. There was no effect for the demographic variables (age, sex, social status,

profession) on students' attitudes towards non- academic activities and

their effect on academic achievement from their viewpoint in Salfeet

Education Region at the statistical level (α =0.05%)

3. There was no effect for the variables (academic year, type of activity) on

students' attitudes towards non- academic activities and their effect on

academic achievement from their view point in Salfeet Education Region

at the statistical level (α =0.05%) .

In the light of the study results, it is recommended to encourage students

to be involved in non- academic activities and further studies in the other

Educational Regions of the University, Should be conducted

Published

2017-04-30

How to Cite

قرواني د. خ. (2017). The Students’ Attitudes towards Extra Curriculum Activities and their Effect on the Academic Achievements from the Perspective of Students at QOU’s Salfeet Branch. Journal of Al-Quds Open University for Educational & Psychological Research & Studies, 1(2). Retrieved from https://journals.qou.edu/index.php/nafsia/article/view/28

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