The Relationship Between Demographic Variables And Collaborative Learning Activities Of Teachers
RoyaRoustaee, MasoumehPourrajab, Sara Kasmaienezhadfard, BaharakTaleblo
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RoyaRoustaee, MasoumehPourrajab, Sara Kasmaienezhadfard, BaharakTaleblo
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Abstract The main purpose of this study is to find out the relationship between collaborative learning activities and demographic variables such as gender ethnicity and the highest qualification. In order to reach the aim of this study the researchers conducted a survey research and data were collected from437 teachers of the State of Selangor Malaysia. The findings indicated that there is a strong correlation between collaborative learning activities with gender and ethnicity however there was no significant correlation between collaborative learning activities with the highest qualification of teachers. This study provides beneficial points for teachers and principals that are presented in the study.
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Abstract The main purpose of this study is to find out the relationship between collaborative learning activities and demographic variables such as gender ethnicity and the highest qualification. In order to reach the aim of this study the researchers conducted a survey research and data were collected from437 teachers of the State of Selangor Malaysia. The findings indicated that there is a strong correlation between collaborative learning activities with gender and ethnicity however there was no significant correlation between collaborative learning activities with the highest qualification of teachers. This study provides beneficial points for teachers and principals that are presented in the study.
Key concepts: Mathematics education, Psychology, Medical education, Computer science, Medicine