The Effect of Service-Learning in Teaching National and Civil Education Subject on Improving Self-Efficacy for Tenth Grade Students in Jordan

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Published Sep 18, 2015
Mohammed Ibrahim Qattawi Abdulkarim Mahmoud Abu Jamous

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This thesis aims at studying the effect of service-learning in teaching national and civil
education subject on improving self-efficacy for the tenth grade students in Jordan. This
thesis used the semi-empirical approach. 121 male and female students were chosen
intentionally. The experimental group which was subjected to service-learning strategy
consisted of 64 male and female students, while the control group which was subjected
to the normal-learning consisted of 57 male and female students. A tool for measuring
self-efficacy in national and civil education subject was prepared to verify its validity
and reliability. In addition, an educational plan was prepared in accordance with the
strategy of service-learning. The study tool was tested before and after applying servicelearning on both groups: the experimental and the control group. Testing the study tool
after applying service-learning on both groups has shown a significant statistical
difference (α = 0.05) in improving self-efficacy for the students of the primary tenth
grade. This difference is attributed to the service-learning method in favor of the
experimental group. Moreover, the results have shown an effect of statistical significance
at (α = 0.05) in improving self-efficacy for the students of the primary tenth grade, which
is attributed to the interaction between the method and gender in favor of the female
students. The study recommends implementing the service-learning method in the
subject of social studies and adopting the development of self-efficacy of students in
order to help its improvement at the early and variant stages of education.

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Qattawi, M. I. ., & Abu Jamous, A. M. . (2015). The Effect of Service-Learning in Teaching National and Civil Education Subject on Improving Self-Efficacy for Tenth Grade Students in Jordan. Jami’a - Journal in Education and Social Sciences, 19(2), 141–176. Retrieved from https://ojs.qsm.ac.il/index.php/jamiaa/article/view/232

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