2. Methodology
In order to determine the effects of the application of ICT in math teaching a research was conducted in a primary school. The objective of this research was to determine the existence of differences in efficiency (greater success, activity, attention) of math classes with ICT application and those with classical verbal-textual method and whether those differences were statistically significant. The research was conducted in the seventh grade of the eight-year-primary-education school “Dimitar Vlahov” Štip, R. Macedonia, in May, 2011. Two classes of the seventh grade were selected by random, each of them with 30 pupils. The two seventh-grade classes included in the research had approximately the same Math class grade average. One of the selected classes was a control group and the classic verbal-textual method was used with them. The other class was the experimental group with which the application of ICT in math teaching was used. The unit “Function of Proportionality” was being taught y means of GeoGebra software, free software installed on all of the computers in the school. Once the unit had been done, pupils from both classes were tested with the same knowledge test in order to evaluate their achievements. The results were compared and analyzed, and changes were identified. We must point out that although the school and the classes were selected by random choice, they are not representative as a sample. Based on the research rules, the conclusions cannot be generalized about all of the schools in Republic of Macedonia. A more detailed analysis about the achievements of the pupils who attended math classes with classic verbal- textual method and the achievements of the pupils who attended math classes with ICT application is given in our
2. วิธี In order to determine the effects of the application of ICT in math teaching a research was conducted in a primary school. The objective of this research was to determine the existence of differences in efficiency (greater success, activity, attention) of math classes with ICT application and those with classical verbal-textual method and whether those differences were statistically significant. The research was conducted in the seventh grade of the eight-year-primary-education school “Dimitar Vlahov” Štip, R. Macedonia, in May, 2011. Two classes of the seventh grade were selected by random, each of them with 30 pupils. The two seventh-grade classes included in the research had approximately the same Math class grade average. One of the selected classes was a control group and the classic verbal-textual method was used with them. The other class was the experimental group with which the application of ICT in math teaching was used. The unit “Function of Proportionality” was being taught y means of GeoGebra software, free software installed on all of the computers in the school. Once the unit had been done, pupils from both classes were tested with the same knowledge test in order to evaluate their achievements. The results were compared and analyzed, and changes were identified. We must point out that although the school and the classes were selected by random choice, they are not representative as a sample. Based on the research rules, the conclusions cannot be generalized about all of the schools in Republic of Macedonia. A more detailed analysis about the achievements of the pupils who attended math classes with classic verbal- textual method and the achievements of the pupils who attended math classes with ICT application is given in our
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2. Methodology
In order to determine the effects of the application of ICT in math teaching a research was conducted in a primary school. The objective of this research was to determine the existence of differences in efficiency (greater success, activity, attention) of math classes with ICT application and those with classical verbal-textual method and whether those differences were statistically significant. The research was conducted in the seventh grade of the eight-year-primary-education school “Dimitar Vlahov” Štip, R. Macedonia, in May, 2011. Two classes of the seventh grade were selected by random, each of them with 30 pupils. The two seventh-grade classes included in the research had approximately the same Math class grade average. One of the selected classes was a control group and the classic verbal-textual method was used with them. The other class was the experimental group with which the application of ICT in math teaching was used. The unit “Function of Proportionality” was being taught y means of GeoGebra software, free software installed on all of the computers in the school. Once the unit had been done, pupils from both classes were tested with the same knowledge test in order to evaluate their achievements. The results were compared and analyzed, and changes were identified. We must point out that although the school and the classes were selected by random choice, they are not representative as a sample. Based on the research rules, the conclusions cannot be generalized about all of the schools in Republic of Macedonia. A more detailed analysis about the achievements of the pupils who attended math classes with classic verbal- textual method and the achievements of the pupils who attended math classes with ICT application is given in our
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