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The Effect Of Using Roundhouse Diagram Strategy In Achievement Of English Language For Tenth Grade Female Students' And Their Attitudes Toward It In Jordan, Siham Al-Mashaqbeh
The Effect Of Using Roundhouse Diagram Strategy In Achievement Of English Language For Tenth Grade Female Students' And Their Attitudes Toward It In Jordan, Siham Al-Mashaqbeh
Jerash for Research and Studies Journal مجلة جرش للبحوث والدراسات
This study aimed to identify The Effect of Using Roundhouse Diagram Strategy in Teaching the English language for Tenth Grade Female Students' and their Attitudes Toward it in Jordan. The participants Students were (40) from tenth grade. Female Students' from Umm Al-ma'am Secondary School, and they were distributed in to tow division.
The study was conducted in the second semester of the academic year 2018/2019, with (4) classes per week for each division. The study continued for (4) weeks, The semi-experimental method was used. The sample of the study was divided into two groups, one experimental and the other controlling …
The Impact Of Using Fixed And Motion Infographics On Developing The Achievement Of The Eighth Basic Grade Students In Geography, Doaa Khalil Abo Sadah, Ala' Al-Soud, Mohammad Garaibh, Walla Tawalbeh
The Impact Of Using Fixed And Motion Infographics On Developing The Achievement Of The Eighth Basic Grade Students In Geography, Doaa Khalil Abo Sadah, Ala' Al-Soud, Mohammad Garaibh, Walla Tawalbeh
Jerash for Research and Studies Journal مجلة جرش للبحوث والدراسات
The aim of the study the impact of using fixed and motion infographics on developing the achievement of the eighth basic grade students in geography and their relationship with the academic level of the student in Jordan. the semi-experimental approach was adopted. study tool achievement test. The study sample consisted of (38) students divided into three groups: the first is an experimental group of (13) students studied using motion infographics, and the second is an experimental of (12) students studied using fixed infographics, and the third is a control group of (13) students who studied in the usual method.
The …