The effect of using participatory e-learning on some ‎learning outcomes for backstroke swimming

Document Type : Original Article

Authors

1 Fuclty of physical education university of Sadat city

2 Faculty of Physical Education, University of Sadat City‎

Abstract

Abstract:‎
The research aims to identify the effect of using Participatory e-learning on ‎some learning outcomes (cognitive achievement, level of skill performance) of ‎backstroke swimming for female students at the College of Physical ‎Education, on a research population of (246) female students from the second ‎year of the College of Physical Education, University of Sadat City, the ‎researchers used the experimental method by designing two groups, one ‎experimental, consisting of (60) female students, and the other a control, ‎consisting of (60) female students. The researchers used a sample for the ‎exploratory study consisting of (30) female students from within the research ‎community and from outside the basic study sample. The results resulted in ‎statistically significant differences between the averages of the pre- and post-‎measurements for the control group (using the traditional program) in ‎cognitive achievement and the level of skill performance in favor of the post-‎measurement average, and the presence of statistically significant differences ‎between the averages of the pre- and post-measurements for the experimental ‎group (using Participatory e-learning). in cognitive achievement and the level ‎of skill performance in favor of the post-measurement average, and the ‎presence of statistically significant differences between the post-measurement ‎averages of the experimental group (using Participatory e-learning) and the ‎post-measurement of the control group (using the traditional program) in ‎cognitive achievement and the level of skill performance in favor of Average ‎posttest measurement for the experimental group. ‎

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