2014
DOI: 10.5539/ies.v7n5p15
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Re-Engineering Values into the Youth Education System: A Needs Analysis Study in Brunei Darussalam

Abstract: This study aimed to present a practical framework for designing values teaching program in youth education system. The choice of content, the nature of the students with respect to learning and their perception about the selected content for teaching values were studied. The study follows a Needs analysis design which drew upon document analysis and questionnaire. There were 104 respondents consisting of students from Universiti Brunei Darussalam (UBD) coming from different background and nationalities. Althou… Show more

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“…Research in other educational domains demonstrates that traditional didactic/classroom-style teaching may not be the most effective way to relay information to today's students [17]. From our anecdotal experience, attendance drops as the year progresses and there is no relationship between attendance and improvement in medical knowledge, although this needs to be better studied in medical trainees.…”
Section: Some Modest Proposalsmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Research in other educational domains demonstrates that traditional didactic/classroom-style teaching may not be the most effective way to relay information to today's students [17]. From our anecdotal experience, attendance drops as the year progresses and there is no relationship between attendance and improvement in medical knowledge, although this needs to be better studied in medical trainees.…”
Section: Some Modest Proposalsmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…These features of IT tools have been maximally utilised and, unarguably, gained ground in the education industry. Information and Communication Technology (ICT) tools are gradually taking the role of teachers and parents when information is needed or a personal problem to be solved (Fallows, 2008;Purcell, 2011;Zakaria, et al, 2014). With this, the role of teachers and parents as sources of moral teachings and role models is diminishing, while youngsters are exposed to a junk of information which are anathema to Islamic teachings.…”
Section: Islam and Globalisationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since the thriving of globalization, with the presence of internet information searching is observed as very easy. Moreover Zakaria, Tajudeen, Nawi, and Mahalle (2014) and Nawi, Jamsari, Hamzah, Sulaiman, & Umar (2012) explains that Islamic Study field has also been undergoing drastic change with the existence of online video like YouTube, free website and more. This facility is used by many Muslim users to upload information about Islam to be conveyed online.…”
Section: Potential Of Islamic Digital Resources Usagementioning
confidence: 99%