ملخص البحث :
The study was conducted at the University of Babylon / College of Basic Education and aims to (analyze the content of the exercises of the Arabic reading book for the sixth grade in the light of higher-order thinking skills), as modern educational trends have confirmed that the process of preparing teachers, if it is limited to providing them with knowledge and teaching methods in its theoretical form, is not Sufficient to prepare the successful teacher, because the teaching profession has its own cognitive and performance competencies. The teaching system, as well as it seeks to learn it in order to achieve specific goals, and it includes the cognitive and cognitive side, the emotional emotional side, and the psychomotor skill side, which are overlapping processes that the student does not learn one of them in isolation from the other. Of five skills (merging and integration, generation, analysis, organization and evaluation) and each skill included a number of indicators and after To ensure the validity and reliability of the tool, the book was analyzed according to the skills, the statistical package (spss) was used and the frequencies and percentages were extracted. As for the second rank, it was won by the skill of evaluation, as its total repetitions amounted to (82) recurrences and a percentage of (21.75%). The first, as its total repetitions amounted to (65) recurrences, with a percentage of (17.24%), and the skill of organization ranked fifth, as its total repetitions amounted to (58) recurrences, and with a percentage of (15.38%). The researchers concluded that the exercises in the Arabic reading book need to be reviewed and audited. In order for teachers to be able to perform their required role that would raise the level of higher-order thinking skills among their students, the researchers recommended the need to take into account higher-order thinking skills in the new editions of the Arabic reading book for the sixth grade of primary school.
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سنة النشر : 2023
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تصنيف البحث : other
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