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Title: Investigating Factors That Impede Proper Prescription Writing The Case of Jimma University Specialized Hospital
Authors: Legese, Guta
Issue Date: Aug-2017
Publisher: St. Mary's University
Abstract: Effective teaching is the collaborative effort of both teachers and students. Teachers are expected to engage their students in teaching and learning process to make them active in the classroom. This is because the implementation of innovative methods requires teachers to focus on the classroom teaching and learning process than the product. Accordingly, the main objective of this study was to investigate the practice and challenges of innovative methods in Asella and Jimma teachers‘ education colleges. In order to achieve this objective, four basic research questions related to knowledge and attitude of the respondents on innovative methods, practice of innovative methods and factors affecting the practice of innovative methods were formulated. The study focused on 3rd year English majoring students and their respective English teachers of the selected colleges as the participants of the study. The total population of students and their English teachers were 84 and 12 respectively. Accordingly, all the students and the teachers were included in the study. In order to collect data from the samples, three instruments namely questionnaire, classroom observation and FGD were used. The collected data were analyzed using percentage and mean value. The result of the study showed that the magnitude of practicing innovative methods in the class was low. The strategies of innovative methods were employed only sometimes. This shows that the teachers tend to use traditional method of teaching. The major factors affecting the practice of innovative methods in the classroom were identified as shortage of time, large class size, shortage of students‘ modules and the way the modules were designed and teachers‘ tendency to use traditional method of teaching. In order to alleviate (minimize) the hampering factors and to promote the practice of the innovative methods, some possible solutions were recommended on the basis of the major findings of the study. Key words: Innovative methods, practice, challenges, magnitude, effective teaching
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/3983
Appears in Collections:The 9th Multidisciplinary Research Seminar

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