نموذج مقترح للصف المقلوب لتنمية مهارات التدريس ومهارات التعلم الذاتي؛ لدى طلاب شعبة الجغرافيا بکلية التربية

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Curriculum and Teaching Methods Lecturers - Faculty of Education - University of Alexandria

Abstract

The main purpose of the research was to enhance geography students’ teaching and self-learning skills through using a proposed flipped classroom  model. To achieve that, pre-post teaching and self-learning skills tools was prepared and used to assess students’ teaching and self-learning skills before and after the experimental treatment, the study adopted the quasi-experimental design using one group. The proposed flipped classroom model was conducted to a sample of  59 students at the faculty of education – AlexandriaUniversity during the first semester in the academic year 2017/2018, the data collected and  statistically  treated. The results indicated that: 1) there is a statistically significant difference at the 0.05 level between the mean score of the students’ teaching and self-learning skills pre-post application of the listening skills test in favor of the post application. 2) the proposed flipped classroom model proved to be effective in enhance geography students’ teaching and self-learning skills. The results discussed either quantitative and qualitative, and according to that the research ensures to support using the flipped classroom in the geography teachers` preparation, and professional development programs, and suggest that more research is needed in the area of the effectiveness of using the flipped classroom in improving the teaching and learning geography processes.
 
 

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