The Assessment of Affective Domain among PALAPES in UPSI

Rahmat, Azali; Shahril, Mohd Izwan; Salimin, Norkhalid; Ahmad, Mohamad Ali; Nadzalan, Ali Md

doi:10.6007/ijarbss/v8-i1/3808

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“…Teachers should always include moral values during academic teaching in order to enhance students' ability to control their aggressive behaviour. Encouragement to be active in a valuable activities such as co-curricular and sports are also needed as it had been shown to improve student positive value [9][10][11].…”

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Relationship of PSYCO-Sosial Maturity and Aggressive Behavior Among School Children

Shariff*¹,

Javed²,

Nadzalan³

2019

IJITEE

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This study was conducted to determine the social support mechanism, emotional literacy and its relationship as a predictor of aggressive behaviour among secondary school students. Skor Keagresifan Pelajar Sekolah (English: student aggression score) or termed as SKiPS was used to obtain the data. The study had been conducted at three secondary schools (N=212) in Malaysia. The findings revealed that social competence of cooperation, social communication competence, emotional literacy, friend social support, and family social support were found negatively correlated with physical aggression, indirect aggression, verbal aggression and authority aggression. On the other hand, a positive relationship was found between the teacher's social support and the student’s physical aggression, indirect aggression, verbal aggression and authority aggression. Findings of this study suggested that increases in psycho-social maturity are associated with decreases in aggressive behaviour. Teachers and education authorities are recommended to include more moral values and provide comfortable and lively atmosphere in school as a way to reduce the tendency of students to develop aggressive behaviour.

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confidence: 99%

Relationship of PSYCO-Sosial Maturity and Aggressive Behavior Among School Children

Shariff*¹,

Javed²,

Nadzalan³

2019

IJITEE

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“…Students involved in additional co-curricular activities are likely to be more motivated and have higher skills. Previous study by Rahmat et al (2018) has assessed the overall affective domain of ROTU students after the training in the respective universities. The domains assessed include communication, critical thinking and problem solving, continuous learning and information management, teamwork skills, entrepreneurship skills, leadership skills, and ethics, moral and professionalism.…”

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“…The domains assessed include communication, critical thinking and problem solving, continuous learning and information management, teamwork skills, entrepreneurship skills, leadership skills, and ethics, moral and professionalism. It was found out that the students only achieved good and moderate level of domains in average [8]. Further studies were also conducted to assess the co-curricular Assessment Index (IPKo) of the cadets after three years of training on the effectiveness of cognitive and psychomotor domains achievement [9,10].…”

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confidence: 99%

The Relevance of Reserved Officer Training Unit in College Students Committee on the Perspective of Civilian Students

Asraf¹,

Khan²,

Syukri³

et al. 2020

Proceedings of the International Conference on Student and Disable Student Development 2019 (ICoSD 2019)

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Reserved Officer Training Unit (ROTU) is an entity exclusive only to certain public universities including Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM). This entity is a standalone organisation supported by the respective universities through Ministry of Defence Malaysia and supported by Ministry of Education Malaysia. Consisted of undergraduate students, these students undergone a series of training to enable them to be commissioned as officers in the national armed force. Since the training of ROTU is compulsory and considering its timeframe, ROTU students are believed to face time constraints and packed schedules which limit their commitment in any other organisations despite their volunteerism. Therefore, this study was driven on the perspective of non-ROTU students on the relevance of ROTU students in students' representative committee or Jawatankuasa Kolej Mahasiswa (JKM) of Tun Dr. Ismail College (KTDI) specifically. The method used is through questionnaires by integrating answers from students' session 2018/2019 and below who committed in JKM previously. A total of 39 students who actively joined JKM and recognized as civilians was chosen as the respondents. A set of questionnaires was handed out to the respective respondents on the theme of relevancy of ROTU as well as its necessity to appoint them as one of the JKM. The study found out that ROTU is such a necessary presence in JKM since it is considered as one of the college's identity. KTDI is the only college that houses ROTU students. Hence, it is important to preserve such symbol. Other than that, majority is in the opinion that everyone should be given equal privilege and no compulsion is placed for the appointment of JKM from ROTU. The study concluded that ROTU still maintains its relevancy in JKM of KTDI.

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“…Therefore, quality physical activity should be based on the core of sports education through effective co-curricular programs, learning methods and co-curricular strategies (Strikwerda-Brown & Taggart, 2001;Rahmat, Shahril, Salimin, Ahmad, & Nadzalan, 2018). Jenny (1961) argue that sports education practiced through activities physically affect the physical, mental and social development of children.…”

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Sport Education in Primary School in Malaysia

Mustafa¹,

Salleh²

2019

IJARBSS

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Sports education or physical education policies begin at school. Sports education is a curriculum and teaching model designed to disseminate physical education programs at primary and secondary levels. The sports education's goal is to analyze and understand sports through pedagogical perspectives and effective methodologies. This concept paper was written to give several information on the relevancy of sports education in school.

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The Assessment of Affective Domain among PALAPES in UPSI

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Relationship of PSYCO-Sosial Maturity and Aggressive Behavior Among School Children

Relationship of PSYCO-Sosial Maturity and Aggressive Behavior Among School Children

The Relevance of Reserved Officer Training Unit in College Students Committee on the Perspective of Civilian Students

Sport Education in Primary School in Malaysia

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