Knowledge: Theories and Principles of Learning

Zaidi, Shabih H.; Nasir, Mona

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-06850-3_1

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“…Item A11, "Their principles being based on the learner and his/her personal experience in building up knowledge and behaviours," was also located in a position suggesting it was harder for respondents to agree with. This suggests the need to enhance science teachers' awareness by providing training and considerable knowledge on the principles of these theories and its need to be practised with students (Zaidi & Nasir, 2015).…”

Section: Wright Mapmentioning

confidence: 99%

Use of Rasch Analysis to Develop an Arabic Language Survey (Stplts) to Measure Omani Science Teachers' Views Towards the Classroom Application of Pedagogical Learning Theories

Shahat

Boone

Ambusaidi

et al. 2022

JBSE

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A range of pedagogical learning theories has been proposed to guide science teachers' classroom teaching. This study presents the results of the development and use of an 18-item Arabic language rating scale survey to assess Omani teachers' (N = 400) views towards the application of selected pedagogical learning theories of potential use in their science classrooms. The current study was a quantitative approach following the survey design. Rasch analysis was used to guide the analysis of the instrument. The results suggested that one dimension was defined by survey items and item independence. Person and item reliability were acceptable. Analysis of category probability curves showed acceptable measurements from the rating scale. The Wright Map matched theory and so provided guidance for the future teaching of Omani science teachers. This study adds to the literature reporting the results of science education data collected from science teachers who teach for international use in general, and for Oman and Arab countries in particular. Perspectives and contributions of the study findings on improving science teaching and learning are discussed. Keywords: Rasch analysis, science teachers' views, Oman, pedagogical learning theories

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Section: Wright Mapmentioning

confidence: 99%