Usage of teaching aids in increasing cognition among slow learners through art lessons
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https://doi.org/10.37134/jrpptte.vol7.no1.3.2017Keywords:
Teaching aids, cognitive development, Art subject,, slow learnersAbstract
This study was conducted to determine the effectiveness of using electronic and non-electronic teaching aids in improving the cognitive levels among slow learners through art lessons. The research method used was the Hermeneutic method in which the daily lesson plans and the observations of students’ artworks were analyzed. This research was carried out in a school in Kuala Kangsar district and about nine slow-learners were involved in the study as the sample. The students’ cognitive level could be improved through the subject of Art and the development of their psychomotor skills could be improved through making handicrafts. From this research, the results obtained showed that the use of electronic and non-electronic teaching aids positively affected the improvisation of a student’s cognitive level and psychomotor skills among slow learners.
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