The Effect of Adjunctive Questions and Their Position (Pre/Post) in Instructional Materials (Video Tape) on Learning and Retention of Undergraduate Science Students: An Experimental Study

This study was designed to ascertain the effects of using adjunctive questions in instructional media on learning and retention of undergraduate science students. Two hypotheses were generated : 1) The use of adjunctive questions in instructional media facilitates learning and retention: 2) If two g...

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Main Author: Omar M. Madani Zakari
Format: Article
Language:Arabic
Published: King Saud University 2003-01-01
Series:Journal of Islamic Studies
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Online Access:https://jes.ksu.edu.sa/sites/jes.ksu.edu.sa/files/0015-01-04.pdf
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spelling doaj-7a44c65857434c13a696b47f102923f72020-11-25T01:53:37ZaraKing Saud UniversityJournal of Islamic Studies1658-63011658-63012003-01-01151127167The Effect of Adjunctive Questions and Their Position (Pre/Post) in Instructional Materials (Video Tape) on Learning and Retention of Undergraduate Science Students: An Experimental StudyOmar M. Madani ZakariThis study was designed to ascertain the effects of using adjunctive questions in instructional media on learning and retention of undergraduate science students. Two hypotheses were generated : 1) The use of adjunctive questions in instructional media facilitates learning and retention: 2) If two groups are differentially exposed to either pre-adjunctive questions or post-adjunctive questions, the group with pre-adjunctive questions will show a greater increase in learning and retention than the group receiving post-adjunctive questions To test these hypotheses an experiment was conducted One hundred and fifty freshmen science students in jazan Teachers College were randomly assigned to three groups · 1) Group 1, pre-adjunctive questions, 2) Group 2, post-adjunctive questions, 3) Group 3, which served as a control group and used no questions at all. Two one-way analysis of variance was selected to test the hypotheses using the post test and the retention test scores There was conclusive evidence in support of the two hypotheses. Students with pre-adjunctive questions (Group 1) preformed significantly higher than both students with post-adjunctive questions (Group 2) and students with no questions at all (Group 3). Students with post-adjunctive questions (Group 2) performed significantly higher then students with no questions at all (i.e., Group 3) on a post test given at the end of instruction and on a retention test given a week later . It was concluded that pre-adjunctive questions should be included in models of instructional design of instructional media, especially video tapes .https://jes.ksu.edu.sa/sites/jes.ksu.edu.sa/files/0015-01-04.pdfAdjunctive QuestionsAdjunctive Questions PositionInstructional MaterialsVideo TapeLearningUndergraduate Science StudentsPre-adjunctive questions
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The Effect of Adjunctive Questions and Their Position (Pre/Post) in Instructional Materials (Video Tape) on Learning and Retention of Undergraduate Science Students: An Experimental Study
Journal of Islamic Studies
Adjunctive Questions
Adjunctive Questions Position
Instructional Materials
Video Tape
Learning
Undergraduate Science Students
Pre-adjunctive questions
author_facet Omar M. Madani Zakari
author_sort Omar M. Madani Zakari
title The Effect of Adjunctive Questions and Their Position (Pre/Post) in Instructional Materials (Video Tape) on Learning and Retention of Undergraduate Science Students: An Experimental Study
title_short The Effect of Adjunctive Questions and Their Position (Pre/Post) in Instructional Materials (Video Tape) on Learning and Retention of Undergraduate Science Students: An Experimental Study
title_full The Effect of Adjunctive Questions and Their Position (Pre/Post) in Instructional Materials (Video Tape) on Learning and Retention of Undergraduate Science Students: An Experimental Study
title_fullStr The Effect of Adjunctive Questions and Their Position (Pre/Post) in Instructional Materials (Video Tape) on Learning and Retention of Undergraduate Science Students: An Experimental Study
title_full_unstemmed The Effect of Adjunctive Questions and Their Position (Pre/Post) in Instructional Materials (Video Tape) on Learning and Retention of Undergraduate Science Students: An Experimental Study
title_sort effect of adjunctive questions and their position (pre/post) in instructional materials (video tape) on learning and retention of undergraduate science students: an experimental study
publisher King Saud University
series Journal of Islamic Studies
issn 1658-6301
1658-6301
publishDate 2003-01-01
description This study was designed to ascertain the effects of using adjunctive questions in instructional media on learning and retention of undergraduate science students. Two hypotheses were generated : 1) The use of adjunctive questions in instructional media facilitates learning and retention: 2) If two groups are differentially exposed to either pre-adjunctive questions or post-adjunctive questions, the group with pre-adjunctive questions will show a greater increase in learning and retention than the group receiving post-adjunctive questions To test these hypotheses an experiment was conducted One hundred and fifty freshmen science students in jazan Teachers College were randomly assigned to three groups · 1) Group 1, pre-adjunctive questions, 2) Group 2, post-adjunctive questions, 3) Group 3, which served as a control group and used no questions at all. Two one-way analysis of variance was selected to test the hypotheses using the post test and the retention test scores There was conclusive evidence in support of the two hypotheses. Students with pre-adjunctive questions (Group 1) preformed significantly higher than both students with post-adjunctive questions (Group 2) and students with no questions at all (Group 3). Students with post-adjunctive questions (Group 2) performed significantly higher then students with no questions at all (i.e., Group 3) on a post test given at the end of instruction and on a retention test given a week later . It was concluded that pre-adjunctive questions should be included in models of instructional design of instructional media, especially video tapes .
topic Adjunctive Questions
Adjunctive Questions Position
Instructional Materials
Video Tape
Learning
Undergraduate Science Students
Pre-adjunctive questions
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