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Research Paper | Education Management | India | Volume 11 Issue 1, January 2022 | Popularity: 5 / 10
Extended Learning Time and Students' Academic Performance
Ganga Ram Gurung
Abstract: Extended Learning Time (ELT) in this study is defined as increased in students? study time during non-school hours, for example, outside the classroom hours. During the ELT, students invest time in reading, completing homework and other follow-up tasks assigned by teachers in the classroom. The current study used mixed methods where the duration of non-school study hours and students? performance in the continuous assessment and examinations were used as quantitative data for this study. In addition, 34 of students of grade VIII, Section D out of which 13 were males and 21 females were use appropriate word to collect the quantitative data. For the quantitative data, sample-paired t-test was carried out using SPSS version 22 to find the impacts of the intervention. In addition, the results were analysed through descriptive analysis. Similarly, thematic analysis was carried out for qualitative data. The analysis of the data revealed that students? performance in continuous assessment has improved after the intervention where as it had no effect on the examination scores. The guided extended study gave students opportunity to improve their class works and home works. The analysis also revealed that that the extended learning time has not helped students to perform better in their examinations. The result of the learning journal and self-assessment tool depicted positive correlation between ELT and students? interest in learning which resulted in better turnover of students in the school. Similarly, the result of the semi-structured interview from the teachers and students depicted positive perceptive towards implementation of ELT in simplify the concepts and improving the learning of the subject.
Keywords: Learning time, extended, examination score
Edition: Volume 11 Issue 1, January 2022
Pages: 1424 - 1432
DOI: https://www.doi.org/10.21275/SR22128154858
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