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An Investigation into the Effectiveness of a Learning Cycle Model in Middle School Science on Students' Scientific Literacy

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An Investigation into the Effectiveness of a Learning Cycle Model in Middle School Science on Students' Scientific Literacy
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Publication date 2018
Authors
Zin Mar Myint
Swe Swe Nyunt
Description
The main purpose of the present study is to investigate the effectiveness
of a Learning Cycle Model in middle school level students' science
learning. Learning Cycle used in this study has seven phases; that is the
7E Learning Cycle Model. This model requires instruction to involve the
following discrete elements: elicit, engage, explore, explain, elaborate,
evaluate, and extend (Eisenkraft, 2003). It is an experimental research.
Treatment was based on instructional design of 7E Learning Cycle
Model. According to the format of that design, (6) sample lessons of
learning materials were constructed. The target population was Grade
Eight students from Basic Education High School, Kyeemyindaing
Township and Basic Education High School, Insein Township. Simple
random sampling method was used. Therefore, (120) students and (4)
science teachers participated in it. The instrument used in this study was
a posttest. Learning materials were selected from Chapter (5), Earth and
Space, from Grade Eight Science Textbook. To study the effectiveness of
7E Learning Cycle Model in science learning, one of the trueexperimental designs, posttest only control group design was used.
Independent samples t test was used to test the hypotheses of this study.
The result of this study shows that there was a significant difference in
achievement between science learning of grade eight students who
received learning with 7E Learning Cycle Model and those who received
learning with formal instruction that uses currently. The results indicated
that the experimental group achieved significantly better than the control
group in performing at knowledge, comprehension and application level
science questions. So, it verifies that Learning Cycle Model brings
positive effects on students' science learning at Middle school level. That
is why, Learning Cycle Model can be integrated in science teaching and
learning in the classrooms
Keywords
Learning Cycle Model (7E), Science, Scientific Literacy
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Universities Research Journal
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