Contents & References of Presentation of courseware based on the pattern of understanding the concept and its effect on the level of learning and memorization of English lessons
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Chapter One: Research Overview
1-1 Introduction..
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1-2 statement of the problem..
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1-3 Importance and necessity of conducting research.
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1-4 Research objectives.
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1-4-1 general goal.
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1-4-2 special goals.
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1-5 research hypotheses.
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1-6 definitions of concepts.
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1-6-1 theoretical definitions.
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1-6-2 operational definitions.
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Chapter Two: Research Literature
2-1 Introduction..
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2-2 Theoretical foundations.
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2-2-1 The role of technology in teaching and learning.
13 2-2-2 e-learning
2-2-6 Definition of multimedia.
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2-2-7 Why use multimedia in education.
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2-2-8 Difference between traditional education and computer-based education.
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2-2-9 Classification of teaching models.
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2-2-10 Teaching methods based on group participation.
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2-2-11 The concept of cooperative learning and the necessity of its application.
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2-2-12 Types of cooperative learning techniques.
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2-2-13 Concept acquisition model: (Definition and implementation method)
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2-2-14 teaching steps in the pattern of understanding the concept.
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2-2-15 summarizing the theoretical foundations.
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2-3 experimental foundations of research.
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2-3-1 studies conducted inside Iran.
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2-3-2 Studies conducted outside of Iran.
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Chapter Three: Research Methodology
3-1 Introduction ..
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3-2 Research Type and Method.
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3-3 Research Variables .
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3-3-1 conceptual model of the studied variables.
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3-4 measurement tools and methods of measuring variables.
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3-5 validity and reliability of the tool.
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3-6 research design or implementation method.
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3-7 Statistical population, sample size and sampling method.
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3-8 Data analysis methods and tools.
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4 Chapter Four: Analysis of findings
4-1 Introduction ..
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4-2 Description of statistical samples.
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4-3 Descriptive analysis of research data.
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4-4 Inferential analysis of research data.
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4-4-1 Inferential examination of hypotheses.
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Chapter Five: Interpretation of findings
5-1 Introduction ..
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5-2 Summary of the research.
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5-3 Discussion and conclusion.
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5-4 research proposals.
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5-4-1 practical proposals.
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5-4-2 research proposals.
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5-6 research limitations.
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5-6-1 limitations at the disposal of the researcher.
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5-6-2 Limitations beyond the control of the researcher.
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Resources
Persian sources..
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English sources..
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Appendices
Vocabulary test questions.
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Comprehension test questions.
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List of tables
Table 1-2: Teaching steps in concept acquisition model.
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Table 2-2: Summary of the results of studies related to the research topic.
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Table 1-3: Quasi-experimental design of the research.
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Table 1-4: Frequency and percentage of the studied subjects by group.
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Table 2-4: Descriptive indicators of the investigated variables.
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Table 4-3: Descriptive indices of the investigated variables in the control group.
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Table 4-4: t calculated to compare the mean of the vocabulary pre-test and comprehension of the two groups.
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Table 5-4: Summary of the results of the homogeneity of the pre-test and post-test vocabulary scores.
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Table 4-6: Summary of the results of the variance and covariance analysis of the pre-test and post-test vocabulary score.
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Table 4-7: Summary of the results of the homogeneity of the slope of the pre-test and post-test comprehension scores.
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Table 4-8: Summary of the results of the variance and covariance analysis of the pre-test and post-test comprehension scores
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Table 4-9: Summary of the results of the homogeneity of pre-test scores and vocabulary memorization test.
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Table 4-10: Summary of variance and covariance analysis of pre-test scores and vocabulary memorization test.
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Table 4-11: Summary of the results of the homogeneity of pre-test scores and comprehension memorization test .
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Table 4-12: Summary of the results of the variance and covariance analysis of the pre-test score and the memory comprehension test.
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List of graphs:
Graph 1-4: The average scores of the test group in vocabulary and comprehension.
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Graph 4-2: The average scores of the control group in vocabulary and reading comprehension. 46. List of figures: 1-2. Direct and indirect effects of the pattern of understanding the concept. 2. 2. 3. 4. 5. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28.
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