The Use of Marzano’s Model for Cognition by 7th Graders and its Relation to their Academic Achievements and Attitudes towards Mathematics
Keywords:
Mathematics, Marzano’s Model, Cognition, 7th Graders, Academic AchievementsAbstract
This research aims to identify the degree of the seventh grade students’
usage of the thinking processes according to Marzano’s model and its
relationship to the achievement and attitudes towards mathematics.To achieve
the research objectives, the researcher carried out two tests on a sample of
(184) students from seventh grade students in Hebron Governorate.The first
test was for thinking processes and the second one was for achievement and
a measurement of attitudes towards mathematics.Based on the collection and
analysis of data, the researcher has come up with some important results:
First, the degree of the seventh grade students’ usage of thinking processes
is low.Second, there is a significant positive correlation between the usage
of thinking processes and achievement in mathematics.Finally, there is a
significant positive correlation between mastery of thinking processes and
attitudes of mathematics.
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