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Simplified search suggestions : Yoong Soo May |
1 | 2018 thesis | Development and evaluation of DoCtor WoRMs module in improving multiplication skills among year four low achievers Yoong, Soo May The purpose of this study is to develop and evaluate the effectiveness of DoCtor
WoRM’s Module in improving multiplication skills among Year Four low achievers in National-Type
Chinese Primary School (SJKC). DoCtor WoRM’s Module had been designed based on
Constructivist Theory, mastery learning, and game-based learning. The module was developed
based on Sidek’s Module Development Model. Quantitative approaches with quasi-experimental design
were used for this study. A number of 60 Year Four low achievers from Manjung District
were selected using random sampling. The sample was divided into the treatment and control
groups. The former went through a teaching and learning process using DoCtor WoRM’s Module, while
the latter learnt through traditional teaching. After the pre-test, three months of intervention
was carried out to both groups of sample, followed by a post-..... 1067 hits |
2 | 2020 article | Design and development of dyscalculia checklist instrument May, Yoong Soo The purpose of this study is to design and develop Dyscalculia Checklist Instrument (DCI) for dyscalculic pupils in primary schools. Dyscalculia is a learning disability in mathematics. Unlike dyslexia, there is still no checklist available in our country to detect these dyscalculic pupils. If they are not being detected, these pupils will continue being left out and labelled, with no proper intervention or diagnosis given to them. This study will employ Design and Development Research (DDR) approach. During phase one, needs analysis will be carried out to 90 teachers and 90 parents. This is to identify whether there is a need to develop a checklist for dyscalculic pupils in primary schools. During phase two, Fuzzy Delphi Method (FDM) will be carried out by inviting 11 experts in the fields of dyscalculia, special education, and instrumentation. During phase three, Nominal Group Technique (NGT) will be implemented. The experts will vote and rank for the constructs and items in DCI. Pur..... 920 hits |
3 | 2021 article | Characteristics of dyscalculia in Mathematics learning Yoong, Soo May Understanding dyscalculia is crucial in helping pupils to achieve, especially in mathematics learning. However, the researches in dyscalculia is still yet new and few. The purpose of this paper is to discuss about the characteristics of dyscalculia in mathematics learning. In this paper, the authors will discuss about characteristics of dyscalculia categorised in the four domains. These characteristics are listed based on the study of previous literature reviews. These four domains are: (a) number sense; (b) working memory; (c) accurate or fluent calculation; and (d) mathematics reasoning. The implication of this paper is it is able to act as guidance for teachers and parents in detecting the children with symptoms or characteristics of dyscalculia in the normal classrooms.
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4 | 2023 thesis | Design and development of Basic Arithmetic Skills (BAS) module for pupils with dyscalculia symptoms Yoong, Soo May The purpose of this study is to design and develop the Basic Arithmetic Skills (BAS)
Module for pupils with dyscalculia symptoms. BAS Module was designed and
developed based on ADDIE Model. Five phases in ADDIE Model are analysis, design,
development, implementation, and evaluation. The objectives of this study are to
identify the needs and activities in BAS Module, to measure the validity, reliability and
effectiveness of BAS Module. Quantitative approaches with quasi-experimental design
were applied. Four instruments were needs analysis instrument, content assessment
instrument for BAS Module, pre-test and post-test, and BAS Module. 384 Mathematics
teachers were selected using random cluster sampling, whereas 120 pupils with
dyscalculia symptoms were chosen using purposive sampling. The pupils were divided
into treatment group (N = 61) and control group (N = 59). The results of needs analysis
survey showed that there was a need to design and develop a module (M = 4.02, SD ..... 397 hits |