2018
DOI: 10.18178/ijiet.2018.8.12.1162
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The Development of Cooperative Learning Using Jigsaw Activities for Learning Achievement and Self-directed Learning Behaviors of Master Nursing Students

Abstract: She completed her bachelor degree from Mahidol University, Thailand. She pursued her Master degree and doctoral degree from Case Western Reserve University, the United States. She is an expert in the area of promoting health behaviors in communities. She was recipient of Excellent Researcher award in the year 2009. She is also interested in conducting research to improve quality of teaching and learning. She is now the head of Division of Community Nurse Practitioner, Faculty of Nursing,

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“…These results were supported by [20], who reported the average scores of pre-test of control and experiment groups are nearly the same which were (29.03, 30.58) respectively with no statistical difference between the scores of two groups as p>.05 and added that the jigsaw method is an active method for improving students' learning of the subject as there was a significant difference between two groups with p=.003 in the post-test scores. Also [21] showed in a study on "the development of cooperative learning using jigsaw activities for learning achievement and self-directed learning behaviors of nursing students" that the learning achievement scores after the jigsaw were statistically significantly higher than before the jigsaw as (p<0.01). furthermore [22] stated a significant difference between experimental (jigsaw) and control (traditional) groups regarding retention test (done at Three weeks after the application) and average scores in favor of the experimental group as (p<0.05), which reflects the positive effect of jigsaw strategy in the retention of knowledge.…”
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confidence: 98%
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“…These results were supported by [20], who reported the average scores of pre-test of control and experiment groups are nearly the same which were (29.03, 30.58) respectively with no statistical difference between the scores of two groups as p>.05 and added that the jigsaw method is an active method for improving students' learning of the subject as there was a significant difference between two groups with p=.003 in the post-test scores. Also [21] showed in a study on "the development of cooperative learning using jigsaw activities for learning achievement and self-directed learning behaviors of nursing students" that the learning achievement scores after the jigsaw were statistically significantly higher than before the jigsaw as (p<0.01). furthermore [22] stated a significant difference between experimental (jigsaw) and control (traditional) groups regarding retention test (done at Three weeks after the application) and average scores in favor of the experimental group as (p<0.05), which reflects the positive effect of jigsaw strategy in the retention of knowledge.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Additionally [21], concluded in a study on the development of cooperative learning using jigsaw activities for learning achievement and self-directed learning behaviors of nursing students that achievement from studying by themselves promotes students to sustain self-directed lifelong learning and confidence and valued jigsaw activities to be applied in all nursing curriculums.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The review study conducted by Jadhav et al aimed to compare different teaching methods with the jigsaw method by presenting several studies, and the researchers also examined various educational outcomes, such as learning, self-motivation, and self-esteem and were influenced by this teaching method (3). In the field of nursing, Kritpracha et al demonstrated the impact of the jigsaw method on enhancing self-directed learning outcomes and success of nursing academic achievements in the students of Prince of Songkla University (Thailand) (20).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In the same light, the jigsaw was used to test the effectiveness of cooperative learning activities on the improvement of learning achievement and self-directed learning behaviours of 45 master nursing students in the Prince of Songkla University, Thailand [21]. One of the core courses, statistics, was selected to be covered in the study.…”
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confidence: 99%