The Flipped Learning Strategy’s Effect on Developing Gifted Female Students’ Achievement in Grammar Course in the Southern Region in Jordan
Dr. Jehad. Abed R.M. Turkey Dr. Reema Abu-Omar
Abstract
This study ultimately intended to manifest the strategy of flipped learning strategy along
with its effect on developing gifted female students’ achievement in grammar course
at King Abdullah II Schools for Excellence, in the southern region of Jordan. To achieve
this study’s objectives and answer its question, the quasi-experimental approach was
used. Moreover, the study tools included: the teacher's guide for flipped learning and
a test of the grammar course content for the eighth-grade female students. Besides,
the study sample ultimately included (30) female students. They were ultimately
divided equally into a control and an experimental group. The study found that there
are obvious differences with statistical significance, at the significance level of
(α≤0.005), between the scores concerning the members of both the experimental
group and the control group, in the post-test scale, on the achievement test. Such
differences were for the experimental group. Moreover, it also concluded that there are
no obvious statistically significant differences, at the significance level of (α≤0.005),
concerning the mean scores related to the experimental group’s members, in the posttest scale as well as the follow-up on the achievement test. Therefore, with reference
to this study’s results, the researchers recommended that it is important to employ elearning and integrated learning environments, which are based on technological
innovations, in the process of education.