Al-Tweissi, Ahmad Issa (2012) Effects of Prevocational Education on the
Vocational Knowledge and Attitudes of Students-Teachers in Jordan. Journal of Education and Vocational Research,(JEVR), Vol. 3, No (1): pp. 1-8.
ABSTRACT
This study aimed at investigating the effect of studying Pre-Vocational Education (PVE) on the class-teacher/students at the Jordanian Universities. The sample of the study consisted of (57) students-teachers. A self-completed questionnaire and knowledge test were developed and then employed for the purpose of the research, their validity and reliability were verified.
The research main findings revealed the following; (a) students-teachers' vocational knowledge has been improved significantly; where their achievement marks rose from (40.38)to (72.45); (b) students-teacher' attitude has been favourably improved with overall mean score rose from (3.19) to
(3.31); (c) while it is reported that there were a statistical significant differences in the students-teachers' achievement in vocational knowledge, and in favour of female, there were no a statistical significant differences in
their attitudes due to the gender variable.
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Based upon the research main findings, several recommendations, related to the development of PVE course, were proposed.
Keywords: Prevocational education, class-teachers/students, Jordanian Universities. |
ISSN: 2221-2590
