جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « smart school » در نشریات گروه « علوم تربیتی »

Nowadays, information and communication technology is a powerful tool that has no choice but to face it. Technology, Information and Communication is rebuilding itself and penetrating other fields with astonishing speed. Undoubtedly, one of the most important achievements of technology development is the transformation in the field of education. Smart schools can be considered as a symbol of the presence of technology in education. The aim of this study was to compare the attitudes and computer literacy of teachers in the use of information technology in educational and administrative processes in Kermanshah province. The method of this research was descriptive survey. The statistical population of this study was all teachers in Kermanshah province. At the time of the study, their number was 22742 people and by simple multi-stage cluster sampling method and using Krejcie Morgan table, 378 people (201 females and 177 males) Sample titles were selected. To collect the data, two standard questionnaires of attitude towards the use of Yavuz technology and the literacy of Sun, Rob and Karismiadji were used. The reliability of the questionnaires was 0.84 and 0.79, respectively. The statistical methods used included descriptive statistics (mean, percentage, frequency) and inferential statistics (independent t-test). The results showed that there was a significant difference between the attitudes of male and female teachers in smart schools in the use of information technology in educational and administrative processes, but there was no significant difference in their computer literacy, although the average score of men was higher.

The basic objective of this study is to Investigate of relationship between to make smart school Implementation and “learning- oriented climate” in Tabriz school 2013-2014 academic year. Search method is correlation. Population of this study all principals and teachers in secondary schools of Tabrizʹs smart schools in the academic year 2013-2014, N= (460 men and 18 smart schools), (210 men in 14 smart schools) the cluster method and Morgan table were selected, to collect data questionnaire included a with 38 questions about the Implementation smart school with reliability (0/90) and a standard questionnaire with 24 questions about school climate with reliability (0/85). For analysis data one sample t-test and pearson was used. The results showed that the Implementation of the smart school components (continuation of the learning process outside the school, creating dynamic and attractive environment for talents, increase participation, support and participation of parents in the learning process, accompany teaching staff with educational new trends,

This research aimed to compare School Connectedness and Academic achievement motive among students in Smart and traditional high schools City Ardabil. The research method was descriptive and survey. The population of the research, all the smart and traditional high schools for girls in one region city Ardebil. The research sample consisted of 300 students (150 students in traditional schools and 150 students in smart schools) using random cluster sampling were selected. Data collected by questionnaire Hermens Academic achievement motive and School Connectedness Betty & Barry questionnaire, who both formal and content validity of the questionnaire using the opinions of experts and their reliability using Cronbach's alpha for achievement motive questionnaire Hermans(0.71) and for a School Connectedness questionnaire(0/90) was reported. Data analysis using the T-test was performed two independent groups. The results showed that School Connectedness in traditional schools students higher than smart schools students. Also there was not significantly different between Academic achievment motive Smart and Traditional high Schools Students.

 The importance of schooling in shaping the future of the society requires continuous evaluation/surveys and identification of shortcomings, especially in the newly invented smart schools. To engage in such a pathology the Techno-Social Model, wherein not only the structures are considered, but socio-cultural dimensions are also reviewed, was deemed appropriate. From among 210 teachers working in smart elementary schools for girls in Qom, a categorical sample of 132 teachers was selected from all districts. A questionnaire of acceptable validity with the internal consistency of 0.98 was constructed and used to collect data. Data analyses revealed that in the respondents’ opinion, the techno-structural aspects of smart schools in Qom score below average, while the cultural-administrative dimensions score at the average level showing defect in all five constituents. According to the participating teachers, there is a significant gap between the current state and the desired one, in regard to this type of school. Increasing and updating instructional tools, as well as the awareness of both teachers and parents in this regard are recommended.

The aim of the present study was to investigate the status of communication and information technology(ICT) application in the teaching-learning environment of elementary smart schools at Shush City. A mix-method was used in this research. This study was conducted in the boy elementary smart schools of Shush City. In the quantitative section, Due to the small size of the school teaching staff, all teachers participated in the study(N=70). The quantitative data were collected using a researcher- made questionnaire. The validity of questionnaire was confirmed by specialists in education. The reliability was estimated by Cronbach alpha (α=0.94). Also in quantitative section, the descriptive statistics (frequency, percentage, mean and standard deviation) were used and in the inferential statistics the one-sample t test was used to analyze data. In the qualitative section, 10 principals and 10 teachers were interviewed. For analyzing qualitative data, open and axial coding was used. The findings showed that the status of ICT application in the 5 components of (i) use of electronic content (multimedia) by teachers, (ii) designing an electronic content (multimedia), (iii) the role of students in preparation of electronic content (multimedia), (iv) use of ICT to continuing the teaching-learning process(v) encouraging the students to deploy ICT to learn deeply and widely by teachers; was lower than the desirable level. The qualitative results identified important obstacles such as: (a) lack of sufficient knowledge and skills on the part of teachers, students and families (b) cultural, attitudinal and motivational problems related to teachers, families and students, (c) problems related to infrastructure, facilities and financial resources, and (d) the curricular problems.

The main purpose of this paper was comprehensive evaluation of smart junior schools by SWOT model. Four schools selected randomly from 125 smart schools in Yazd city. Research method was mixed design. Population consisted from teachers, students, parents, principals & IT experts. Quantitative data gathered by researcher-made questionnaires for teachers, students & parents and analyzed by one sample t-test. As well as, qualitative date gathered by interviews and observational checklist and analyzed descriptively. Quantitative findings showed that teachers assessed strengths and weaknesses as middle level but teachers assessed opportunities significantly less than the average estimate & assessed threatens significantly more than the average. Students assessed strengths significantly less than the average and assessed weaknesses and threatens significantly more than the average but they assessed opportunities as middle level.Parents assessed opportunities and threatens significantly more than the average level. On the other hand, qualitative findings indicated an undesirable situation in human resources and administrative procedures in smart schools, but the situation of hardware equipments was very favorable.

E- Learning is a partly newfound field in education domain, that provides learning opportunity for everyone, everywhere and every time. The purpose of this study was to determine the combined effect of e-learning based on domestic research through a Meta-analysis procedure. Statistical population in the study is concerned the domestic available research that related to cognitive, affective and psychomotor domains schooling e-learning outcomes. In general, 37researches were investigated as primary researches after considering the inclusion and exclusion criteria. Combined effect size difference between e-learning learners than traditional base learners showed that the overall traditional base learners compared with e-learning learner are weaker (ES =0/49).This difference was observed in more than two-thirds of the primary research. However, more detailed analysis revealed that, the significant differences between the two groups about cognitive (ES =0/49)and affective indicators (ES =0/51).And about psychomotor indicators was not statistically difference(ES =0/39).Additional analysis also showed that, the greatest difference between the methods of e-learning Belongs to computer based learning (ES =0/96), smart school (ES =0/95) and online learning (ES =0/42) respectively; that the effect sizes of computer based learning and online learning are significant.

To assess both the essence and ways of operationalization of a recently adopted policy by the MOE with the aim of making Iranian schools smart, four such schools were purposefully selected, observed, and questioned. The collected data have been analyzed using the open coding and continuous comparison techniques. Findings can be categorized into two sets of structural and procedural factors related to smart schools. Structural category includes factors such as the number of computers and software in a school, and the extent of their use, instructors’ knowledge of computers, and courses in which computers are more often utilized; while the procedural category covers things like student-teacher, student-student, and teacher-teacher interactions. The findings indicate a significant gap between the observed reality and what can be found in the documents related to the adopted policy. This gap especially in the procedural category is much more evident.

This research tends to recognize the effective factors on implementation and Assessment of smart schools in Guilan province. The statistical sample consists of teachers, and experts in Guilan province schools. Statistical sample was selected by simple random sampling method the 129 school. For gathering information two questionnaires were used. One of them is for recognition of effective factors on smart schools implementation and the other one is for evaluation of smart schools. Reliability of questionnaires was computed by means of Cronbach's Alpha and it was 0.7.The results of the first questionnaire showed that Planning & goal setting, school equipment, education of human force, providing content, holding educational-classes based on multi-media contents, and cultural aspects was the main factors of this Investigation. School equipment and culture were reported as the most and the least effective factors respectively. The results of the second questionnaire that assessed smart schools in terms of educational spaces and equipment, the ability of student, the ability of team, and the ability of office team showed that Smart schools are in desirable conditions only in terms of ability of office team, but they are weak based on other standards.

The purpose of this article is compare self regulated learning and achievement of students of tradition and smart school and compare relationship between two variables. 400 primery students selected with Hierarchical clusterfrom 5 district of Isfahancitys education and answerd to questionare of self regulated learning Miller and et (1996). Methods Compared-cause results showed that there is not different between tradition and smart school in achievement but self regulated of smart schools students is more than traditions schools students. Also the relationship between self regulated learning and achievement of smart schools students is more than tradition schools students. So self regulated learning can improve achievement that smart schools were success in this field.

The purpose of this research was to compare the academic achievement and achievement motivation of students in regular and smart elementary schools. The design of the study was causal-comparative and the statistical population included all the students in the elementary schools of Tabriz, among whom 366 students from regular elementary schools and 208 case from smart elementary schools were selected using cluster sampling ones. The data were collected using Ali and Inery McI achievement motivation questionnaire and the student's academic achievement scores. ANOVA was conducted to analyze the data. The results showed that there are significant differences between the students of regular and smart schools in academic achievement and achievement motivation and its components. In other words, smart school students have higher academic achievement and motivation.

The purpose of the study was to compare the performances of smart vs traditional schools on Creativity among the male third graders of guidance schools in Tehran. This study is causal – comparative and the statistical population consists of all male third grader students of smart vs. traditional schools in 1391-92 academic year. For sampling, after interviewing with experts of smart building of schools from the Ministry of Education, 5 smart and traditional school were selected targeted from the districts of 1, 3, 4, 5 and 17 and one class was randomly selected from each school. The sample consisted of 250 students (125 from smart and 125 from normal schools) in the areas mentioned. For the statistical analysis of the data gathered, descriptive statistic procedures (e.g. frequency distribution, percentage, mean and standard deviation) and multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA) were used. The results showed that considering the Creativity, there were significant difference in total creativity and Following component of the initiative but no significant difference in others following components Including expansion, flexibility and fluid among smart vs traditional schools.

The current study is aimed at comparing the state of incorporation of information and communication technology in educational administration and curriculum of smart schools in countries of Australia، Malaysia and Iran. In this descriptive research comparative analysis based on George، Z، F، and Bereday were used. The population of the study consisted of all smart schools in these three countries. Malaysia and Australia were chosen as the sample because they have been pioneers in making smart schools. In Iran، 4 high schools were chosen through target sampling as smart school pioneers. The results revealed that there has been a considerable success in Australia regarding the incorporation of information and communication technology in educational administration and curriculum of smart schools using different administrative software such as content administration system، network administration system and incorporating information and communication technology to educational administration and curriculum (such as online education) and evaluation process. Malaysia could incorporate all six parts of educational administration by designing an administrative system for smart schools and has been almost successful in incorporating information and communication technology into its curriculum and student evaluation process. Iranian smart schools are also moving toward taking benefit out of incorporating information and communication technology into their educational administration، curriculum and students’ evaluation process، but traditional methods are still being used in administration and management of schools.

The purpose of this study was compare school connectedness, academic motivation and academic achievement between gifted school students and traditional school students. The research population of this study comprised all the gifted high schools in Esfahan and all the traditional schools is the in Esfahan regions 1 & 3. Sampling method for gifted school students was census takiro and for traditional ones cluster sampling. The instrument used in this study included. The school connectedness questionnaire provided by Bery et al., for measuring academic motivation Hermes’ academic Motivation Questionnaire, and finally academic students GPAs as indices of academic achievement. Statistical methods used for analysis consisted of descriptive and non parametric methods. Results show that there are significant differences in school connectedness and its factors, academic motivation and academic achievement variables between gifted school students and traditional school students. All variables indicated the higher performance of the gifted students on the above variables compared to traditional school students.