Abstract

The research aimed to check for difference in learning motivation between students learning online and students participating in modern classroom instruction. The study participants included students attending grades 5 to 8, divided into experimental (online classes) and control groups based on pre-testing. The results show that there is no statistically significant difference in motivation between the tested sub-samples. Student motivation for learning natural sciences declines with their years of schooling, but this is not statistically significant. it can be concluded that online teaching of Science and Biology as a learning tool can be as motivating as modern teaching using active classroom methods.

Alternate abstract:

Cilj raziskave je preveriti razlike v učni motivaciji med učenci, ki se učijo z uporabo spleta, in učenci, ki so udeleženi v sodobnem poučevanju. Udeleženci v raziskavi so bili učenci od 5. do 8. razreda, na osnovi predhodnega testiranja razdeljeni v eksperimentalno skupino (pouk z uporabo komunikacijske tehnologije) in kontrolno skupino. Rezultati kažejo, da med testiranima podvzorcema ni statistično pomembnih razlik v motivaciji. Motivacija učencev za učenje naravoslovja upada z leti šolanja, vendar to ni statistično pomembno. Sklepamo lahko, da je učenje naravoslovja in biologije z uporabo komunikacijske tehnologije kot orodja za učenje lahko enako motivacijsko kot pouk z uporabo aktivnih metod poučevanja.

Details

Title
THE IMPACT OF ONLINE LEARNING ON STUDENT MOTIVATION IN SCIENCE AND BIOLOGY CLASSES
Author
Bulić, Mila 1 ; Blažević, Ines 1 

 University of Split, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Split, Croatia 
Pages
73-87
Publication year
2020
Publication date
Mar 2020
Publisher
Univerza v Mariboru, Faculty of Education/Pedagoska Fakulteta
ISSN
18554431
e-ISSN
23504803
Source type
Scholarly Journal
Language of publication
English
ProQuest document ID
2391220117
Copyright
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