جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « arabic course » در نشریات گروه « علوم انسانی »

With the entry into the era of information and communication technology, the field of education and learning has moved away from its traditional state and moved towards virtualization. Despite the countless opportunities it creates, this creates a major problem in education and that is; Lack of communication and face-to-face interaction between teacher and learner; While the existence of such interaction is necessary in some courses, especially practical courses. The current research aims to familiarize with the "combined education approach" in order to face the above problem; and presenting a model based on (Mook) for teaching Arabic language in Farhangian University has been written. Mooks are web-based free online education courses that, by using active educational methods, cause more participation of students in educational subjects and provide the basis for increasing learning and better retention of information. The research method is descriptive-analytical. The results show that if the dimensions, components and indicators that make up the combined method and the use of the Mook model in education; needs assessment, designed and implemented well; As a logical and flexible approach, it can have a great impact on improving the academic performance of Arabic students.

This research was designed to evaluate the impact of blended learning on students’ self-concept and academic engagement in Arabic course. The research methodology was a quasi-experiment study of a pre-test and post-test type with two groups. The study’s statistical population included all students of the upper secondary of the city of Kangavar, of which, 40 students were chosen as the research sample using the cluster sampling method. The research tools included the Self-Concept Questionnaire (SCQ) developed by Carl Rogers and the Academic Engagement Scale developed by Schaufeli et al. (2002). The reliability rates of the questionnaires were obtained using Cronbach’s alpha as 0.79 and 0.75, respectively. Their validities were also measured with the help of psychology professors and specialists in the fields of educational sciences and psychology and were approved after the necessary evaluations. The SPSS statistical analysis software, Ver. 24 was used to analyze the data in the descriptive analysis section (variance, standard deviation, skewness, and kurtosis) and the inferential analysis section (one-variable covariance analysis). The research findings revealed the significant impact of blended learning on students’ self-concept and academic engagement and their components (p < 0.01). The study results also showed that the blended learning (education) method enhanced the students’ self-concept and academic engagement. Hence, it was suggested to plan necessary measures to increase the use of the blended learning method aimed at improving other psychological factors of students.

Teaching Arabic language in schools encountered more challenges in comparison to other courses due to cultural and political reasons as well as the families and students’ viewpoints about it. A survey of students’ attitudes towards learning this language would be an effective step in policymaking and the compilation of textbooks in this regard. This study used the descriptive-survey method to analyze attitudes toward learning the Arabic language among twelfth-grade students of Kerman in the fields of literature and humanities, experimental sciences, and mathematical sciences. Moreover, this study investigated the attitude differences among the students in three fields of humanities, experimental and mathematical sciences, as well as attitude differences toward learning the Arabic language between the twelfth-grade girl and boy students of Kerman. The sample consisted of 337 girl and boy students studying in twelfth grade in Kerman. The results showed that the attitudes of most of the students in three fields of humanities, experimental sciences, and mathematical sciences towards three variables of interest in learning Arabic, the importance of Arabic course among other courses, and the content of Arabic course were negative; nevertheless, mathematics students showed more interest in learning Arabic in comparison to other students. Girl and boy students’ attitudes did not show any significant differences.