Blog activities significantly improved students’ attitudes toward the environment¶
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q2 i? Students’ attitude toward the environment scores increased significantly after the blog intervention (t(55) = -2.13, p = 0.037). → Saltan 2017
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Saltan 2017¶
Saltan, F., & Divarci, O. F. (2017). Using Blogs to Improve Elementary School Students’ Environmental Literacy in Science Class. European Journal of Educational Research, 6(3), 347-355. https://doi.org/10.12973/eu-jer.6.3.347
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Repeated-measures t-test on the attitude subscale for 56 students. Post-test mean (36.43) exceeded pre-test mean (34.88), a statistically significant difference (t(55) = -2.13, p = 0.037).
"According to the Table 2, there is a essential difference between students’ pre-test (m=34.88, sd=4.98) and post-test (m=36.43, sd=4.68) attitudes scores (t(55)=-2.13, p=0.037)."
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Related Claims¶
- Blog activities significantly improved students’ usage of environment — related
- Blog activities significantly improved students’ environmental knowledge — related
- EFL students in the blended Blackboard course reported positive attitudes toward using discussion boards, blogs and wikis for integrated reading/writing — related
- Blog activities did not improve students’ interest in environmental problems — related
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