To Study the Impact of Science Teaching Methodologies on Students Achievement: A Case Study of Students of District Khairpur Mir’s

Authors

  • Abdul KS* Department of Education, Sindh Madressatul Islam University, Pakistan Author
  • Shoaib AJ Senior Research Coordinator, Center of Excellence in Women & Child health, Aga khan University, Pakistan Author
  • Shafiq-ur-Reman S Lecturer of international Relation, Pakistan Navy School of Management, Pakistan Author
  • Seengar AW Creative Associates International Designation Organization, Pakistan Author
  • Akbar W Researcher at Pakistan Airforce Hospital, Pakistan Author
  • Altaf HT Department of International Relations Shah Abdul Latif University Khairpur Mir’s, Pakistan Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.23880/bpoj-16000120

Keywords:

Students, Teaching Methodology, Achievements

Abstract

Students’ attention towards learning science subjects appears to be reducing at all levels of education in developing
countries like Pakistan. This problem is influenced by science teaching methodology and learning processes. The
exploration of factors influencing teaching and learning provided suitable information for enhancing the learning of
science subjects.
Main objective of this study is to discover science teaching and learning methodology in secondary schools of District
Khairpur Mir’s. The Questionnaire was prepared for students to explore the aspects that motivate students towards
study. The questionnaire identifies teaching methodologies with students’ achievements in response of their results.
A sample of 82 students (both male and female) was selected from different schools of District Khairpur Mir’s. The age of
the participants ranged between 15-18 years (with mean of 15.56 years). Their educational levels were at least ninth and
tenth class and socio-economic status were lower-middle and upper-middle income groups. The data obtained were
tabulated and analyzed by percentage values. 

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2018-02-19

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