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Investigating primary student teachers’ knowledge and attitudes towards using different types feedback at Princess Nourah Bint Abdulrahman University

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Type Article
Author Hamdan, Najwan J. College of Education, Princess Nourha Bint Abulrahman University, Saudi Arabia
Second author Aldegether, Reem Ahmed. College of Education, Princess Nourha Bint Abulrahman University, Saudi Arabia.
Pages pp. 267-280
Host Item Entry Journal of Arab Studies in Education and Psychology. No. 63, July 2015
Electronic Location Full text (PDF)  PDF
Descriptors Princess Nourah Bint Abdulrahman University (Saudi Arabia)  -  Knowledge  -  Teacher attitudes  -  Primary school students  -  Feedback
Language of document English
Country Egypt
Current research concerning students’ learning has been focusing on the central role feedback plays in students’ learning and achievement. The current study aimed at investigating Saudi female student teachers’ knowledge and attitudes towards using different types of feedback inside the primary classroom at Princess Nourha bint Abulrahman University. Two instruments were utilized to achieve the purpose of the study. Ninety student teachers responded to the attitude questionnaire and the knowledge test. Descriptive analysis was used to analyze the results. The study found that even though student teachers hold positive attitudes towards using different feedback methods, they lack the knowledge to do so. Applications for the current results were provided. (Published abstract)

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Hamdan, Najwan J.. (2015). Investigating primary student teachers’ knowledge and attitudes towards using different types feedback at Princess Nourah Bint Abdulrahman University . Journal of Arab Studies in Education and Psychology. No. 63, July 2015. pp. 267-280 Retrieved from search.shamaa.org