Browsing by Author "Bustan, Wafa' Kamal"

Like the rest of the developing countries, the Arab world educational systems face the same issues. Mainly the quality of teaching math are not much different These includes the appropriate blueprint of math content models of teaching math for different levels and different students’ stages weakness of means and methods to achieve learning quality absence of continuing evaluation in checking the abilities of the students in acquiring The instructional design (ID) is a new approach in educational – psychology which changes the view of learning theories to the theories of learning and instruction These theories emphasize on thinking as the aims of education and curriculum should focus on increasing student’s process of knowledge skills and attitudes The ID is a contract between the learners, teachers, time instruction, subject matters and learning environments Therefore ID can be seen, as an engineering way of learning position. math concept rolls and attitudes The goal of this research is to implement the Gagne & Briggs 1992 instruction models in teaching math for primary school students in Saudi-Arabia KL Malaysian schools by using instructional design models .In this experiment 40students were chosen; (20 experimental group and 20 control). Variables such as age, previous knowledge/practice in mathematics, students’ father occupations and gender have been considered .The instruction using the nine steps of G&B model which have been taught for 14 weeks. Results shows after using t, test the experiment groups perform significantly better than the control group, and shown more enthusiastic to continues learning math .The research recommended to use the model not only with teaching math but also other primary school subjects, and suggested to develop the experiment design too.