An Example of A Research Method 3
An Example of A Research Method 3
method
Issue :
Abstract Research:
This research was carried
out to determine the level of
creativity and methods for
raising it in the students of
the 6th district
ambassador's school in
Tehran. In order to do this
research, all students of the
guidance school of this
school in the academic year
of 1998-99 were selected as
the statistical population.
Sample Our statistical
population was selected
using random sampling
method including 20
students.
In this research, a
questionnaire is a 30-item
questionnaire designed to
measure students' creativity.
In relation to research
hypotheses, it should be
noted that:
Creativity is related to
family.
Creativity is related to
Intelligence.
Creativity is related to the
content of the textbooks.
Creativity is related to
student motivation.
Creativity is related to
inheritance.
Introduction:
Creativity is one of the
most advanced and complex
activities of human mind
that education needs to pay
attention to.
Creativity is concerned not
only with intelligence but
also with the personality
organization. Freely raising
a child in a situation where
parents have a strong and
diverse interest in the cause
of creativity in children.
Therefore, raising children
and developing their natural
talents is a very important
issue that should be
addressed by educators and
parents, and teachers
should provide the means
for manifestation of creative
thinking in schools, and
students gradually learn the
basic concepts of different
sciences, The issues of life,
creative, and change the
world around you in the right
direction.
(1) The mental images that
we give our children shape
their future. These mental
images are the predictions
that come to fruition and
your mental image shapes
your child's happiness,
usefulness and creativity,
surely your mental image for
each one of your children is
more than what you do or
they are You say that the
motivation for creativity and
their success will be
effective in the future.
(2) One of the questions
that has sparked the minds
of many scholars and
educators over the past four
decades is whether
creativity can be fostered?
Research results (Budo,
Torrance, etc.) have shown
that creativity, which is
observed in all individual and
group activities of humans,
has a potentially fatal
weakness in all human
beings, and for creativity
(Sanders and Sanders) It
allowed children and
adolescents to think and
prevent them from doing
routine and preset activities
as far as possible.
key word:
In-service training, creative
barriers, lecture method,
final evaluation,
encouragement,
punishment, textbook
content, teacher's degree,
service record
Statement of Problem:
In today's complex world,
which witnesses very
intensive competition in
various societies in order to
achieve the latest
technology and resources of
power, gifted, creative, and
new-thinking thinkers and
divergent thinkers, as the
most expensive of the
capital, are of a very high
status and Are valuable.
In such an era, we have to
innovate and take advantage
of the moral, scientific and
technical achievements of
the various social, cultural,
economic and educational
organizations, and paved the
way for innovation and the
presentation of appropriate
designs in these
organizations. .
Today, our community
needs more intelligent and
creative people than ever
before. As the world in
which we live becomes more
complex, the need to
identify and cultivate
creative and creative minds
becomes more and more
intense. For this reason, in
the current context, the
issue of creativity is one of
the most important issues in
the field of school
psychology.
With this in mind, innovative
and creative managers
should be chosen for
different management
categories with the ability of
managers who are able to
adopt the necessary
measures and methods to
create the ground for
manifestation of the talents
and creativity of teachers
and students.
Now in our education, we
have set goals, one of the
most important of which is
to develop basic intellectual
skills and develop the
horizons of children and
adolescents. In order to
achieve this goal, attention
should be paid to the
development of creative
thinking in children and
adolescents. There is no
doubt that the most
important role that
education can play in the
education of my students is
the ability to creativity in
them.
Basically, one of the
indicators of the growth and
promotion of science in
every country is the
flourishing and manifestation
of creativity and the initiative
of action as the
infrastructure of that
society.
Features of Creative
Thinking:
Features of creative
thinking include:
1. Creativity is associated
with intense willingness,
willingness and willingness.
2. Work creativity ultimately
embraces personal capacity,
not at its usual level.
3. Creativity, re-regulation,
expansion, or interpretation
of thoughts, theories, or
beliefs.
4. Creativity requires an
internal space to evaluate its
external location.
5. Creativity Sometimes, it
is facilitated by avoiding
intense conflict for a while in
order to allow free flow of
thought.
Creative Personality
Features:
Scientific findings show that
creative people have more
or less the following six
characteristics:
1- Speaks to the Fusayeh.
2. In the free atmosphere,
they have the flexibility and
consistency, and they
squeeze in the atmosphere.
3- In thinking more
divergent and inventive than
the consistent and
sequential.
4. Good memory and the
thought of their search make
it possible to find anything
new.
5- People tend to be good
at humor.
6- Celebrity have stupid
thoughts.
It can be easily understood
that some of these
coordinates disrupt many
teachers. Luckily,
dissonance in a particular
field, rather than an
expression of intrinsic evil, is
simply recognized as a
desirable attribute, and this
recognition is the first step
of a teacher or mentor in To
maintain this source of
creativity is considered.
But this concern does not
disappear completely
because the potential
creative person at school is
often unsuccessful, as well
as the potential creations of
independent, intellectuals,
linguists are supreme and at
times social. They have a
memorable and listening
experience of pleasure The
creative student has an
analytical, productive, and
constructive thinking. He
can focus his mind on one
thing and give it so much
energy that the truth of the
matter is clarified by
creating a clear and
understandable picture in
the mind and ultimately
solving the problem.
Research Methodology:
Technically, this study
focuses on the factors
influencing the creativity of
students. After collecting
the information necessary
by the questionnaire and
converting it into numerical
quantities and the frequency
of the percentage of
answers to questions is
interpreted. Therefore, the
technical analysis project in
this research is used in the
field of descriptive statistics,
which includes frequency
distribution and percentage.
Society and statistical
sample:
The statistical population of
this study is the total
number of male and female
students of the Shahid
Karimi school of Marvar
village in the academic year
(89-88). Twenty of these
students were selected by
random sampling method to
answer the questionnaire.
Statistical Society
Number class
12
14
15
Total: 20 people
Number class
3
8
9
data gathering tools:
In order to achieve the
results of the study, factors
affecting the creativity of
middle school students, a 5-
point questionnaire was
provided to the students,
which included 12 questions.
The response consists of
titles (very low, low, medium,
high, very high)
Hypothesis 1
Frequency frequency
Frequency density
Frequency frequency
Frequency frequency
Frequency of options
10 2 10 0.1 2 Very low
25 5 15 0.15 3 low
45 9 20 0.2 4 average
65 13 20 0.2 4 High
100 20 35 0.35 7 very much
The results show that there
is a significant relationship
between the family and the
students' creativity.
Hypothesis 2
Frequency frequency
Frequency density
Frequency frequency
Frequency frequency
Frequency of options
15 3 15 0.15 3 Very low
40 8 25 0.25 5 Low
50 10 10 0.1 2 average
70 14 20 0.2 4 High
100 20 30 0.3 6 very much
The above table shows that
there is a meaningful
relationship between
students' intelligence and
their creativity.
Hypothesis 3
Frequency frequency
Frequency density
Frequency frequency
Frequency frequency
Frequency of options
10 2 10 0.1 2 Very low
25 5 15 0.15 3 low
50 10 25 0.25 5 average
60 12 10 0.1 2 High
100 20 40 0.4 8 very much
The results of the above
table indicate that there is a
meaningful relationship
between the heritability and
the level of creativity of the
students.
Hypothesis 4
Frequency frequency
Frequency density
Frequency frequency
Frequency frequency
Frequency of options
0 0 0 0 0 Very low
20 4 20 0.2 4 Low
25 7 15 0.15 3 average
60 12 25 0.25 5 High
100 20 40 0.4 8 very much
The above results indicate
that there is a direct
relationship between the
content of textbooks and
creativity.
Hypothesis 5
Frequency frequency
Frequency density
Frequency frequency
Frequency frequency
Frequency of options
10 2 10 0.1 2 Very low
30 6 20 0.2 4 Low
55 11 25 0.25 5 average
65 13 10 0.1 2 High
100 20 35 0.35 7 very much
Conclusion :
In the importance of
creativity, it's enough that if
organizations do not
innovate and innovate in the
process of change,
especially in terms of new
technologies, and that they
will not continuously adapt
themselves to the new
situation, they will be
removed from time to time.
Creativity does not come
about by itself, accidentally
or by chance, by chance or
by chance, but by thinking
and finding new and
innovative theories and
methods. The point of
departure for creativity is
"Thinking." It seems that
one of the examples of the
words of the prophet (pbuh),
which states: "An hour of
thought is better than a year
of worship." That is the key
role of thinking in the
process of creativity.
Creativity can be
encouraged using the
following methods:
- Creating creative
atmosphere.
- Spending time to
creativity.
- Use the system of
receiving offers.
- Creating a unique crew or
innovation group.
Therefore, the following
methods can be used to
develop creativity and
innovation:
- View the various situations
and situations carefully, as
previously not looked at
them, that is, in contrast to
the habitual habit.
- Link the ideas, thoughts
and experiences from the
various research results and
examine and evaluate them
according to their strengths
and weaknesses.
- Provide some innovative
solutions to solve any
problem.
- Make doubts about your
previous presumptions. Do
not limit yourself to habit.
Think about independence.
Get help from your sensory,
mental and insight forces.
- Be extremely flexible in
using your intellectual and
practical processes.
- Do not follow the verdict
of others. Get rid of your
mind and be free.
In the meantime, the main
obstacles to creativity,
namely, "lack of trust in the
nature, fear of criticism and
failure, unwillingness to be
congruent and
unconcentrated," will
diminish and gradually
disappear.
Proposals for Teachers to
Boost Student's Creativity:
• Teach you to "discuss
questions".
• Ask students to "critique
and analyze" teaching
materials or topics in the
book.
• "Greet" the "strange
questions" and seemingly
irrelevant students.
Disregard the student
"Instead of understanding
the content", and encourage
him to understand the
subject when understanding
the subject.
• Sometimes "assignments
of liberty" determine which
students to independently
select and act.
• Create and strengthen the
morale of (research and
search) in students.
• Give students an
"opportunity" to think
carefully about the issues
that arise.
• Sometimes ask students
to "plan a problem" and
"think about it".
• Make the most of the
"discussion" method.
• Show students that
"learning quality" is worth
more than its "quantity".
• Give students the
opportunity to participate
actively in the learning
process.
• Establish teaching activity
based on "previous
experiences."
• Create a "free, stress-free
environment" class for
students to easily discuss.
• Confidence ("Strengthen"
students).
• Use visual stimuli (such as
images, diagrams, student
tasks, etc.).
• Avoid creating
"complications" among
students.
• Strengthen the
"imagination" of students.
• Try to understand
students' relationship issues
"with the realities of life.
• Make the most of
"educational aids".
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