The Effect of Cooperative learning on Teaching Some Basic Skills and Social Agreement for Fifth Primary Class Pupils

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Published
Sep 1, 2011
Pages
507-536

Abstract

( ) (64) (32) () ( ) ( ) ( ) (10) (40) 24/3/2010 26/4/2010 . : () () () . : - ( ) . - () .The current researcher aims to reveal the effect of cooperative learning on teaching Some of basic skills in football (inner foot scroll , medium pass , inner shooting) and social agreement for fifth primary class pupils . The researcher used an empirical design . The sample was (64) pupils divided in to (32) pupils in each group . By random choice , the two groups were chosen to be the experimental and control groups. Equivalence between groups in (age , weight , height) variables was made in addition to equalizing them in the basic skills (under study) and their social agreement . Cooperative learning was used with the experimental group where as the control group was taught by the imperative style (i.e. traditional method) . The experiment lasted (6) weeks with two educational plans per week ; the plans were (10) and each of them lasted (40 minutes) . The experiment began on Wednesday 24/3/2010 and ended on 26/4/2010 . The researcher used the following statistical means : Arithmetic mean , standard deviation , Pearson correlation factor , T-test for two equal samples and related averages , and T-test for two unrelated means and samples .After the statistical Analysis of data , the researcher concluded the following :- Cooperative learning had an effective role in teaching all the basic skills researched for the experimental group .- The effect of cooperative learning is not different from the traditional method by a large degree in developing pupils social agreement .

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يونس علي ف. (2011). The Effect of Cooperative learning on Teaching Some Basic Skills and Social Agreement for Fifth Primary Class Pupils. College of Basic Education Research Journal, 10(3), 507–536. Retrieved from https://moss.uomosul.edu.iq/index.php/berj/article/view/38739