The effectiveness of brain-based learning strategy in the light of blended learning on the cognitive achievement

Eissa, Ehab Omar; Saber, Fatma Awad; Elhamoly, Nadia Zaki; Younes, Ashraf Sobhey

doi:10.21608/jass.2020.50127.1016

The effectiveness of brain-based learning strategy in the light of blended learning on the cognitive achievement

Document Type : Original Article

Authors

¹ Assistant lecturer, Department of school sport, Faculty of Physical Education for men, Alexandria University.

² Professor, Department of school sport, Faculty of sport Education for men, Alexandria University.

³ Assistant Professor, Department of school sport, Faculty of sport Education for men, Alexandria University

10.21608/jass.2020.50127.1016

Abstract

Identify the impact of the proposed guide based on the brain-based learning strategy in the light of blended learning to reflect on the academic achievement of the movement education curriculum for the students of teaching specialization at the Faculty of Physical Education.
The researcher used the experimental approach by designing one experimental group applying the pre and post measurements. The research was randomly conducted on a sample of (20) fourth-year students of teaching specialization at the Faculty of Physical Education for Boys, Alexandria University.
The researcher designed the academic achievement test for the movement education curriculum using the brain-based learning strategy in the light of blended learning, as well as the suggested guide for teaching the movement education curriculum based on the brain-based learning strategy in the light of blended learning. The most important results were that the use of the brain-based learning strategy in the light of blended learning was an effective method of teaching, as well as There is a high percentage improvement between the pre and post measurements of the experimental group, which used a brain-based learning strategy in the academic achievement test in favor of the dimensional measurements.

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