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A Study of the Effects of Activity-Based Learning Grade Ten Students in Teaching Chemistry

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Title A Study of the Effects of Activity-Based Learning Grade Ten Students in Teaching Chemistry
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Publication date 2014
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Salai Tin Htun
Description
The purpose of this study is to compare students' chemistry achievement between
activity-based learning and traditional teacher-led instruction in Grade Ten chemistry
teaching. Activity-based learning is learning that requires the learner to do something
more than look at and listen to a teacher. Two schools, namely No. (2), Basic Education
High School, Lanmadaw in Yangon Region and (Sub) Basic Education High School,
Ayoda in Ayeyarwaddy Region were used in this study. Quantitative study was
conducted to obtain the required data. In this study, Pretest-Posttest Control Group
Design of experimental research was selected. The sample sizes were (60) students from
No. (2), BEHS, Lanmadaw and (52) students from (Sub) BEHS, Ayoda. The
experimental group was taught with the help of activities whereas the control group was
taught the same lessons through traditional teacher-led instruction. Independent samples
t-test was used to analyze whether there was a significant difference between the two
groups. The results showed that the students who received the treatment by activitybased learning were significantly better than those who received the treatment by
traditional teacher-led instruction for No. (2), BEHS, Lanmadaw (t = 4.74, df = 58, MD =
11.33, ***p >.001). The findings of this study had established the fact that activity-based
learning can be used to improve chemistry teaching methodology at the high school level.
Activity-based learning is a useful method for students to contextualize their learning,
acquire social skills, thinking skills and academic skills. Moreover, activity-based
learning can also be used to teach many students with disabilities.
Thesis/dissertations
Yangon Institute of Education
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