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1 | 2018 research_report | Cooperative learning approach in teaching Arabic for non netive speekers at universities in Malaysia Suo,Yan Mei This research attempts to investigate the role of cooperative learning on Arabic language
performance in three selected Malaysian institution of higher learning. Dimensions such as
interaction and skill that digested from cooperative learning items were used as independent
predictors while performance in Arabic language is used as a criterion. Also, the study attempts to
examine the learners and their instructors’ perceptions towards learning the Arabic language and its
role on mastery subject matters. A total of 100 students and 30 lecturers were randomly selected
from 3 Malaysian universities; namely UPSI, IIUM, and USIM and self-reported instruments were
distributed for data collection. Multiple Linear Regression was used to investigate a hypothesized
relationships between students’ interaction and their skills on one hand and Arabic language
proficiency on the other hand. It was found as a result of Multiple Linear Regression that both factors
(interaction and skill) ..... 275 hits |
2 | 2018 research_report | Development and evaluation of an electrochemical teaching: Lectrofun 2.0. Aisyah Mohamad Sharif The present study aimed to develop and evaluate a simple and green electrochemistry experimental
kit named Lectrofun 2.0. Lectrofun 2.0 consist of educational kits and module which was built
using green chemicals, recyclable materials and easily accessible materials. It overview the basic
concepts of electrochemistry and electrolysis in the guided learning approach. Objectives of this
research are to (1) develop Lectrofun 2.0 module using green chemicals, recyclable materials and
easily accessible materials, (2) evaluate the effectiveness of the module in terms of students'
understanding of the topic of Electrochemistry and (3) investigate students’ perceptions on
Lectrofun 2.0 module. Instructional design model used was based on the Design and Development
Research, DDR. The development phase involved the objective of the study (1) while the
evaluation phase involved the objective of the study (2) - (3). The research instrument applied
content validity assessment form to ev..... 427 hits |
3 | 2018 research_report | The use of teacher role to facilitate teaching and learning of history lessons in primary school Sumathi Maniam In Malaysian schools, the term role play is fairly popular and is used excessively by teachers to
facilitate their teaching and learning. In contrast, ‘teacher in role’ is hardly used by Malaysian
teachers although it is an invaluable technique for shaping the dramatic process and developing
students’ learning. The research was conducted in SK Brickfields (2), Kuala Lumpur to
introduce Teacher in Role. The teacher or facilitator takes on a role in the drama and plays along
with the pupils. The teacher has to choose a piece of costume or a prop to signify that they are in
the role. As soon as the teacher puts on the costume or picks up the prop, he/she becomes the
chosen character and manages the learning opportunities from within the drama. In tandem with
Education 4.0, it is a holistic teaching method designed to assimilate critical thinking, scrutiny of
emotion and moral values and to expand the learning experience and make it more relevant to
everyday life situations..... 538 hits |
4 | 2018 research_report | Online approach to teaching emotional intelligence to psychology undergraduate students Tanjong Malim Emotional intelligence is an important soft skills factors to be instilled among the
undergraduate’s students. However, emotional intelligence is challenging to be provided through
the traditional learning method due to limited resources which is costly to be equally delivered to
all students. Following this issue, this study was aims to compare the effect of emotional
intelligence learning between online and traditional teaching method among the undergraduate
students. Using a 2 x 3 factorial quasi-experimental design, this mixed-methods study found that
there are no difference between online and traditional teaching approach. However, the study
showed a statistically significant impact on the growth of emotional intelligence skills on the
student’s mental health. In light of these findings, we propose emotional intelligence is crucial
skills to be taught in empower the student’s mental health during their studies. However, further
investigation towards cost-effective ..... 178 hits |
5 | 2018 research_report | Conceptualizing approach for a modified problem-based learning (MPBL) to improve student performance of taxation subject Zuriadah Ismail Teaching and learning a taxation law to accounting students’ presents set of challenges to course
instructor and students. Being aware of its course natures of hybrid a conceptual and technical
knowledge structure with needed to engage with legal materials, however an inability of students
to adopt a self-directed learning style and expect the right answer from course instructor showing
that applying a modified problem-based learning would stimulate an alternative approach style in
a class. Guided with the study objective to analyse how the students constructed their knowledge
through a modified PBL would serve as a main focus. Then, Based on the analysis, the results
shows that a Taxation subject is a hierarchical knowledge structure types and to be succeeding in
this subject requires a student to acquire a high degree of conceptual and technical knowledge to
develop mastery over the procedures of investigation. Also, adopting a modified PBL in taxation
subject allows stud..... 497 hits |
6 | 2018 research_report | The effect of social media use on academic achievement of education 4.0 era students Norlaile Salleh Hudin Education 4.0 turns the internet into the core of the digital learning process which enabled
students to learn anytime and anywhere. It makes teaching and learning process become more
flexible and student-oriented. However, studies about social media usage for learning among
high academic achievers in the higher education level are still scant, thus academicians have
limited understanding on how social media can help increase students' academic performance.
Therefore, the aim of this study is to explore the role of social media in the learning process of
high academic achievers. A qualitative approach was employed by interviewing 10 final year
high academic achievers from pure science and social science programs in a Malaysia public
university and data was analyzed by using thematic analysis. The findings revealed that social
media was effective as supporting sources to increase students' understanding towards a lesson.
However, majority of the participants agreed that social..... 500 hits |
7 | 2018 research_report | Investigating of past and present teachers preparation to identify gaps and to improve pre service teachers education Lin, Chia Ying This research aims to identify the gaps in teacher education programs for the preservice
teacher in teaching Chinese as a second language (TCSL) in Malaysia. With
the library research adopted in this study, a documentary study was applied, the
curriculum structures of two TCSL programs namely the Bachelor Degree in
Education (Chinese Language Education for Primary School-PISMP-SK) offered by
IPGM (Institute of Teacher Education Malaysia) and Bachelor Degree in Teaching
Chinese as a Second Language (TCSLB) which is offered in Beijing Foreign Studies
University, China (BFSU) were obtained officially. The structures of these curriculum
and their contents are examined, compared and analyzed. The results show that gaps
are identified:(i) in the major area of the key components of PISMPSK and TCSLB;
TCSLB consists of three components with a total of 150 credit hours: the core
courses, elective core courses and professionalism practices; PISMP-SK consists of
six components with a ..... 1387 hits |
8 | 2018 research_report | The development and effectiveness of bar model fraction kit in solving higher order thinking skills in Mathematics word problems Marzita Puteh This study aims to develop and determine the effectiveness of Bar Model Fraction Kit based on students’ achievement in answering Higher Order Thinking skills (HOTS) word problems. In order to enhance the validity of the instrument, four experts had reviewed the instrument. The Cohen kappa value is 0.75. This indicates a “good” extent of agreement. There were 15 students involved in the pilot test. The students used the Bar Model Fraction Kit to answer the test items. From the analysis, it was found that the Cronbach alpha coefficient value is 0.765. This shows that the Bar Model Fraction Kit has acceptable reliability. A total of 48 Year 5 students from Batang Padang District, Perak were involved in a quasi-experiment using pre-test and post-test. The students were divided into a control group and a treatment group. The control group (n=23) used the teaching and learning process (T&L) with conventional method, while the treatment group (n=25) used the T&L using the Bar Model Frac..... 217 hits |
9 | 2018 research_report | Development of module for emerging issues in Mathematics education Phoong, Seuk Yen This module is mainly develop to investigate and explore the foundation, purposes and structures
of Mathematics education in Malaysia. The factors that change the Mathematics education will be
critically studied by comparing the issues in Malaysia with other countries. Issues such as the
paradigm shift in Mathematics education, classroom concept and teaching and learning process are
discussed. Therefore, the aim of this research is to develop a module for emerging issues in
Mathematics education. Then, the module was developed based on Sidek's Module Development
Model. A four point likert scale questionnaire was given to the experts from Mathematics
education field to check the content of the module. It is expected that with this module, students
will be exposed to the current issues about Mathematics education... 815 hits |
10 | 2018 research_report | Developing and testing Self-Help Guide for Stress Management Strategies eLearning Module for KSG3101, KSR3203 and KSR3013 classes Nurul Ain Hidayah Abas The study aims in developing and testing the reliability and validity of Self-Help Guide for
Stress Management Strategies application module. The module is developed using
extensive literature reviews to explore and determine the stressors, the negative
consequences, techniques and effective strategies in addressing stress a student has. The
significance of the app module is its potential in offering the information online that is
self-help and is accessible to off-campus students. There are three main parts; online
activities, offline activities and a podcast; along with detailed definition, self-assessment,
techniques and strategies, stress management stories, and stress-free activities revealing its
novelty and uniqueness. The outcome of the app module is the manual for facilitators, and
a handy interactive mobile application for students that will be useful as a teaching aid in
stress and health related subjects using emotional intelligence and conflict management
styles..... 535 hits |
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