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Article Type: Original Research

The Effect of Instructional Multimedia on Social Skills Development in Mentally Disabled Grade Five Primary Students in Tehran

Subject Areas : Infomartion Technology

Rahim Moradi 1 , Parviz Sharifidaramadi 2 , Esmail Zarei Zavaraki 3

1 - MA Graduate of Instructional Technology, Allameh-Tabatabaee University, Tehran, Iran
2 - Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, Allameh-Tabatabaee University, Tehran, Iran
3 - Associate Professor, Chair of the Department of Educational Technology, Allameh-Tabatabaee University, Tehran, Iran

Received: 2013-07-05 Accepted : 2014-08-16 Published : 2013-11-01

Keywords: instructional multimedia, social skills, Mentally Disabled Students,

Abstract :

The aim of the present research was to study the effect of instructional multimedia on social skills development in mentally disabled grade five primary students in Tehran. The research method was quasi-experimental. The statistical society included all mentally disabled students in the fifth grade school in Tehran that were divided into two control and test groups selected via accessible sampling. The social skills learning questionnaire was the data collecting tool in the research. For eight sessions, the test group was trained using researcher-made multimedia software and the control group was trained with traditional method (lecturing). To evaluate resultant changes, a pre-test was conducted on both groups. After pre-test, the test group was exposed to the independent variable, i.e., multimedia instruction, and a post-test was performed on both groups. To analyze the data, statistics methods were used both in descriptive and inferential levels. The results indicated that the social skills development was higher in students that have received material through instructional multimedia.

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