فهرست مطالب rasool davoodi

Creativity and the factors affecting it are among the most important issues that researchers, planners and all those involved in education need to pay special attention to. The purpose of this research is to investigate the factors affecting the creativity of high school students using qualitative and coding methods. This research is of an applied type and the method of collecting information in this research is library-based, and semi-structured interviews are also used in this research. The results of this research have been presented by interviewing and asking for opinions of 47 secondary school students in Takab city, and the validity and reliability of the interviews have been confirmed by the opinion of experts. According to the results of this research, six factors 1- mental factors (including: peace of mind, anxiety control, expansion of thought), 2- individual factors (including: physical health, religious beliefs, having a goal and hope, self-management), 3- family factors (including: family education, family situation, home environment, number of family members), 4- school factors (including: school environment, relationships between teaching staff and students), 5- teaching factors (including: teacher's attitude, teacher's familiarity with new teaching methods, diverse assignments, diversity in evaluation) and 6- educational content factors (including: scientific activities, artistic activities, religious activities, sports activities) affect students' creativity.

the aim of this study was to provide a model for sharing knowledge among the faculty members of Islamic Azad University, due to the increasing need for organizations to share the knowledge at all organizational levels.  

In terms of purpose and data type, this is a mixed study. The statistical population in the qualitative section consisted of 23 specialists and experts, and in a small section, 1803 faculty members were selected in the cluster sampling method using Krejcie-Morgan table. A questionnaire was developed to determine the knowledge sharing indices using the previous studies and interviewing with the experts.

Validity of the questionnaire was confirmed through face validity, content and construct, and its reliability was obtained greater than 0.70 for all components, using Cronbach's alpha and the mixed reliability coefficient. Based on the obtained structural equation, the organizational factors (0.89) and individual factors (0.38) explain the variance of knowledge sharing among the faculty members. The value of fitting goodness index is greater than 0.9 and the value of the mean square error estimate was obtained 0.051.

For the successful implementation and deployment of knowledge sharing at all levels among the faculty members, the organizational factors must be strongly considered and the probable barriers eliminated; as well as the individual and personality factors to be taken into account.