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التفكير الحاذق لدى طلبة ثانويات المتميزين و أقرانهم العاديين
Other Title(s)
Smart thinking for pupils of distinguished secondary schools and ordinary peers
Author
Source
Issue
Vol. 2015, Issue 69 (30 Jun. 2015)38 p.
Publisher
Al-Mustansiriyah University College Of Arts
Publication Date
2015-06-30
Country of Publication
Iraq
No. of Pages
38
Main Subjects
Abstract EN
The thinking in everyday life is usually stereotyped thinking does not lead to a mention in our expertise and our growth, while the smart thinking (skilled) leads us to the growth of our expertise and knowledge, as the result in him a deep understanding of the phenomena of our lives and we came to the conclusions of a new and inferences for this we seek to teach this kind of thinking.
Results of studies have shown that there is a consensus among scientists and educators about the need to educate and develop the mental capacities of all members of society, and in all age groups, especially among school and university students in order to build a generation thinker, taking into account that these skills and mental capacity does not grow automatically (Atoum et 0.2007 : 43) And reflected the problem of current research through a fe of our know ledge about the possibilities and capabilities of the pupils in this important kind of thinking, a problem worthy of studies ell as the events of the Iraqi society in recent years, and the challenges imposed the need for more research and studies in this area of thinking, therefore targeted The current research to ans er the follo in guestions: I.
What level of smart thinking for pupils of distinguished secondary schools 2-What level of smart thinking for ordinary pupils in the secondary schools 3.
Is there a statistically significant differences in smart thinking between the distinguished pupils in secondary schools and ordinary peers.
And identifies current research pupils of distinguished secondary schools and their ordinary peers in the academic year 2011/2012 in the province of Baghdad Rusafa Educational / 1.
The number of the sample (200) pupils from four schools, including (100) pupils from secondary schools for distinguished pupils and (100 ) pupils from secondary schools for ordinary pupils.
Adopted researcher smart thinking hich as prepared by the researcher Taima 2010 scale consists of (58) paragraph and distributor of the five areas and after extracting the virtual honesty as maintained at all paragraphs extracted steadiness ayetail midterm bringing coefficient (0.83) as the use of statistical methods (Spearman equation Bro nand samples t-test for one sample, and samples t-test for t o independent samples).
The search results: 1 - The pupils have smart thinking.
2 - the ordinary pupils have smart thinking.
3- there is a statistically significant differences in smart thinking between the distinguished pupils in secondary schools and ordinary peers and the best is for the distinguished pupils.
American Psychological Association (APA)
حسون، سناء لطيف. 2015. التفكير الحاذق لدى طلبة ثانويات المتميزين و أقرانهم العاديين. مجلة آداب المستنصرية،مج. 2015، ع. 69.
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Modern Language Association (MLA)
حسون، سناء لطيف. التفكير الحاذق لدى طلبة ثانويات المتميزين و أقرانهم العاديين. مجلة آداب المستنصرية ع. 69 (2015).
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American Medical Association (AMA)
حسون، سناء لطيف. التفكير الحاذق لدى طلبة ثانويات المتميزين و أقرانهم العاديين. مجلة آداب المستنصرية. 2015. مج. 2015، ع. 69.
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Data Type
Journal Articles
Language
Arabic
Notes
يتضمن ملاحق.
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BIM-875317