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Efficiency determinants of educational wastage programs

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Type Article
ISSN 25180169|24109991
information source ERIC
Author Alrashdan, Hanadi. Faculty of Education, Jadara University, Jordan.
Second author al Ajmi, Hadi Rashed. Educational Management, Saudi Arab Open University, Saudi Arabia.
alNasraween, Moen Salman. Measurement and Evaluation Division, Faculty of Education and Psychological Sciences, Amman ArabUniversity, Jordan.
Karra, Sawsan. Faculty of Education, Ministry of Education, Palestine.
Pages pp. 79-86
General Note Peer reviewed
Source Journal of Education and e-Learning Research. Vol. 9, no. 2, 2022
Publisher New York: Asian Online Journal Publishing Group، 2022
Publisher address 244 Fifth Avenue Suite D42. New York, NY 10001. United States. Asian Online Journal Publishing Group. T: 00. F: 0012125916094. info@asianonlinejournals.com. http://www.asianonlinejournals.com.
ERIC document no. EJ1352123
Electronic Location Full text (PDF)  PDF
Descriptors COVID-19  -  Pandemics  -  School closing  -  Time management  -  Teacher participation  -  Internet  -  Access to education  -  Barriers  -  Teaching materials  -  Intervention  -  Academic achievement  -  Individual characteristics  -  Grades (program divisions)  -  Jordan
Language of document English
Country United States
COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns converted traditional face-to-face teaching practices to online processes, resulting in thousands of students losing out on accessibility to education. The educational wastage program was introduced to enable students to recover their abilities and to improve their skills. The objective of this research is to study the determinants of such programs, including the inputs and the outputs. The teachers who participated in this program formed the population of this study; the random sample included 1500 teachers, both males and females. The collected questionnaire responses were downloaded into the SPSS software. The results show that time management is the most important factor that affects output of the recovery programs in educational wastage. The second factor that affects output of the recovery programs is the subjects introduced. Teachers' participation in formulating such recovery programs is considered very important to improve output. The study recommends the participation of teachers in formulating recovery programs. (As Provided)

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