The Impact of a Program Based on Fieldtrips in Reducing BehavioralTraits of Adhdlearners: A Context of Saudi Arabia

Authors

  • Mogbel Aid K Alenizi Department of Special Education, College of Arts & Sciences, Rafha Male Campus, PO Box No.: 76312, Northern Border University, Saudi Arabia Author

Keywords:

training program, educational trip, ADHD, learning difficulties

Abstract

Field trips are not as important feature in the educational system of Saudi Arabia as it is commonly observed elsewhere. Due to the access of alternate sources of learning and technological
interventions, even Saudi Arabia is witnessing a quick reform in educational sector as well. The study
aimed to assess the impact of a program based on field trips in reducing the behavior of AttentionDeficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) of the students with learning difficulties. The researcher
followed a semi-experimental method that consisted of 60 students, 30 each for the control and
experimental groups. The results showed significant differences between the pre and post
measurement scores of the experimental group. There are statistically significant differences
between the pre and post measurement of both groups in the reduction of the behavior ADHD, where
the value of (t) of the experimental group 16.45 and statistical significance 0.00. The differences were in favor of experimental group. The value of (t) for the control group was 22.92 and the statistical
significance was 0.00. There is a marked decrease from 22.92 to 16.45. This program highlights the
merits of field trips which are easy to administer and the school counsellors can assist the
teachers/educators to handle effectively the special cases of in the context of Arabic speaking
community.

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Published

01-01-2019

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How to Cite

The Impact of a Program Based on Fieldtrips in Reducing BehavioralTraits of Adhdlearners: A Context of Saudi Arabia. (2019). Indian Journal of Psychological Science, 12(1). https://www.napsyjournal.com/index.php/ijps/article/view/72