The effectiveness of the synthesis strategy based on the strategies of the five fingers and numbered heads for developin achievement, deep understanding and the trend towards teamwork in mathematics in English for three primary students

Document Type : Original Article

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Ain Shams University Girls ` College For Arts , Science and Education Curricula & Instruction Department

Abstract

The study aimed to find out the effectiveness of using of the the synthesis strategy based on the strategies of the five fingers and numbered  heads  for  developin  achievement , deep understanding and the trend towards teamwork in mathematics in English for three primary students  , the random sample have formed of two groups (experimental and control group) ,and  the  tools of research have include : (achievement test ,deep understanding test , and the trend towards teamwork  scale  in mathematics in English).The study has been reached : There is is statistically significant difference between the mean scores of the experimental group and the control group in the post application of the measurement tools  in the favour of the experimental group ,There is statistically significant difference between the mean scores of the experimental  group in the the  pre and  post application of measurement tools  in  favour o f  the post application , and the synthesis strategy based on the strategies of the five fingers and numbered  heads have been  effective in developing  achievement , deep understanding and the trend towards  teamwork  in  mathematics in English for the experimental group 

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