Student Satisfaction Questionnaire Research Articles

Psychopathology teaching in residency program – An art losing its shine: Psychiatry trainee residents’ experience

Abstract Background: Teaching psychopathology in a residency program is considered the “heart” of the training program. There is a lack of data on evaluating psychiatry resident training in psychopathology. Aim: The aim of this study was to evaluate residents’ experience and satisfaction in terms of training and teaching psychopathology during the psychiatry residency program. Methods: It was a mixed-method design study and was cross-sectional. A total of 53 psychiatry residents (pursuing postgraduate courses) participated. Participants were assessed using qualitative and quantitative questionnaires. Qualitative interviews consisted of open-ended questionnaires. The student satisfaction questionnaire was quantitative. Results: In terms of dissatisfaction with the teaching specific skills during postgraduation, the most common dissatisfaction reported was with the quality of the clinical environment (35.8%), psychopathology taught during the course of the training period (34.0%), and the teaching of skills of interview technique to elaborate and label the psychopathology during the course of the training period (32.1%). Conclusion: Most of the residents were not satisfied with the teaching of psychopathology. Supervision was not adequate from the seniors and teachers for teaching psychopathology. The most commonly emerged strategy to teach psychopathology was the supervision of clinical interviews with real patients, and the initial 1st year should be more focused on teaching psychopathology in clinical settings. It can be said that there should be some competency-based training programs for the residents.

Assessing Anxiety and Satisfaction Levels among Dental Students during Online Learning amid the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Cross-Sectional Study

Introduction: The COVID-19 pandemic led to widespread adoption of online learning. In April 2020, the Higher Education Commission (HEC) of Pakistan released policy guidance on online readiness with three levels: basic, effective, and exemplary. However, concerns about the quality and readiness for online curriculum delivery in Pakistan persisted. This study assesses the anxiety and satisfaction levels of undergraduate dental students with online classes during the pandemic. Methods: An analytical cross-sectional study was conducted between June and July 2020. Data were collected via email from undergraduate dental students of a private dental college using convenience sampling, after three months of online teaching. Two tools were used: a student satisfaction questionnaire adapted from Bolliger and Halupa’s study, and a student anxiety questionnaire. Frequencies, percentages, means, and standard deviations were calculated for satisfaction and anxiety scores. Univariate and multiple linear regression analyses were performed to assess factors associated with student satisfaction. Results: Out of 300 eligible participants, 237 responded (79% response rate). Most participants (53.16% female, 59.07% hostellers) had no prior experience with online learning (85.65%). The mean anxiety score was 54.87 (SD=9.6), and the mean satisfaction score was 58.63 (SD=16.66). Male students showed less satisfaction than females, though not statistically significant. Second-year students had significantly higher satisfaction scores than third- and fourth-year students. Conclusion: Most students had no prior experience with online learning, resulting in increased anxiety and poor satisfaction with the modality during the COVID-19 pandemic.

DEVELOPMENT OF ENGLISH POP-UP BOOK MEDIA TO TEACH WRITING SKILL AT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

This study aims to ensure that the use of Pop-Up Book Media affects the writing abilities of junior high school students. This media focuses with Descriptive Text material to teach writing skill to class VII students. This research use ADDIE model. The sample for this research was class VIIA MTs Sunan Ampel Kediri, totaling 14 students. Data collection was carried out by observation, unstructured interviews with teacher and questionnaires. Data were analyzed using a manual percentage formula. These findings show that the validation percentage of media experts reached 98%, that means "very valid", then the percentage of material validation reached 96%, with means "very valid". The total percentage of student satisfaction questionnaires reached 83.9% which is classified as "Very Satisfied". In conclusion, the use of Pop-Up Book media in learning can increase students' motivation in learning English and increase the creativity of students' in making paragraphs this is immediately effective for developing students' writing skills and the Pop-Up Book learning media is ready to be used by teachers as a learning media.

Development of an Instructional Model to Enhance Mathematical Literacy for Secondary Students

This study aims (1) to develop an instructional model to enhance mathematical literacy for secondary students and (2) to examine the effects of using this instructional model. The sample group consisted of students from Lampabpla Wittayakarn School, under the jurisdiction of the Surin Secondary Educational Service Area Office in Thailand by using cluster random sampling, during the second semester of the 2021 academic year. Fifteen students from Grade 9/2 were selected as the experimental group, and 15 students from Grade 9/1 were selected as the control group. The data collection tools: 1) interviews; 2) focus group discussion; 3) mathematical literacy tests; and 4) student satisfaction questionnaires. The statistics used for data analysis include percentage, arithmetic mean, standard deviation, dependent and independent t-test. The research findings revealed that (1) the instructional model to enhance mathematical literacy for secondary students comprises six components: 1) principles and basic theoretical concepts, 2) objectives of the model, 3) instructional management procedures, 4) social system, 5) principles of response, and 6) support system. (2) results of using the instructional model showed that: 1) the experimental group of students had markedly higher mathematical literacy after the intervention compared to before, at the .05 significance level; 2) the experimental group had significantly higher mathematical literacy than the control group, at the .05 significance level; and 3) the experimental group reported the highest level of satisfaction with the instructional model to enhance mathematical literacy for secondary students, with an average score of 4.50 and a standard deviation of 0.17.

ANALISIS KEPUASAN DAN MINAT BELAJAR MAHASISWA PADA PERKULIAHAN KALKULUS MENGGUNAKAN MODEL NUMBER HEAD TOGETHER

The aim of this research is to describe the differences in the average scores of student satisfaction and interest in learning in Calculus lectures using the Number Head Together (NHT) type learning model. This research uses an experimental method using One Group Pretest Posttest Design. The data analysis used in this research is the paired t-test (Paired Sample t-Test). The research subjects were 42 people, namely students of the Industrial Engineering study program, semester one of the 2022-2023 Academic Year. The research results showed that the average pretest score from the student satisfaction questionnaire was 18.3810, while the average posttest score from the student satisfaction questionnaire was 35.4524. This shows that the average posttest score for student satisfaction is higher than the average pretest score for student satisfaction using the NHT model in calculus lectures. Furthermore, the average pretest score from the student interest in learning questionnaire was 20.1429. Meanwhile, the average posttest score resulting from the student interest in learning questionnaire was 35.6905, this shows that the average posttest score for student interest in learning was higher than the average pretest score for student interest in learning using the NHT model in calculus lectures. Next is the data from the analysis of pretest and posttest scores on student satisfaction and student interest learning in calculus lectures using the NHT model using the Paired Sample T-Test showing a Sig value. (2-tailed) is .000 0.05 so H0 is rejected, which means that there is a significant difference between satisfaction using the NHT model in pretest and posttest data.

Effectiveness of the flipped classroom method using clinical scenarios and Educational Technology versus Subject-Based Lectures in a gastrointestinal physiology course for medical students

BackgroundMedical education is evolving towards more practical, active, effective, and student-centered approaches that address the limitations of traditional lecture methods. Recently, the flipped classroom method has been considered to support these reforms. However, research on the use of flipped classroom methods in medical education, particularly related to clinical scenarios and educational technology, is still in its early stages. This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of the flipped classroom method using clinical scenarios and educational technology versus subject-based lectures in the course of gastrointestinal physiology for medical students.MethodsA total of 60 medical students participated in this study. The control group (n = 30) received traditional subject-based lectures and participated in question-and-answer sessions. The intervention group (n = 30) received non-attendance educational content and participated in small group discussions based on clinical scenarios. Course satisfaction was measured using an 18-item questionnaire, and learning outcomes were assessed with a 20-question multiple-choice test, corresponding to levels 1 and 2 of Kirkpatrick’s model. Data were analyzed using descriptive and analytical statistical tests with SPSS software version 24.ResultsThe findings indicated that the post-test scores in the intervention group were significantly higher compared to the control group. However, according to the student satisfaction questionnaire, satisfaction was significantly lower in the intervention group compared to the control group.ConclusionThis study demonstrated that the flipped classroom method, compared to traditional lectures, improved the learning and performance of medical students at Hamadan University of Medical Sciences in the course of gastrointestinal physiology.

Analysis of Student Satisfaction Questionnaire with 2D Autocad Learning Media in Learning Road and Bridge Construction

The aim is to determine students' satisfaction level in class XI using Autocad 2D learning media in road and bridge construction lessons. This study also shows that 2D AutoCAD-based learning can help students understand the material better and become more adept at drawing. Non-test evaluation data from student satisfaction questionnaires in class XI DPIB were analyzed. Students were asked to determine their perceptions, preferences, and level of satisfaction with the application. To make educational media based on the Autocad 2D application to concentrate on road and bridge construction lessons more efficient and practical. The Likert Scale Model is used for research and development. The Likert scale is a scale that can be used to measure the attitudes, opinions and perceptions of students or groups of students about the benefits and how effective the use of this media is. From the results, the conclusion that can be drawn is that the AutoCAD 2D application in learning Road and Bridge Construction drawings is considered positive and very good in helping students' learning, as evidenced by the results of the percentage of student responses with the results obtained being 85% to 90%, which means students feel delighted. Moreover, it makes learning two 2-dimensional Autocad-based drawings easier in Road and Bridge Construction lessons.

THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHINESE VOCABULARY LEARNING USING THE APPLICATION OF QUIZLET FOR GRADE 5 STUDENTS IN THAILAND

The study aimed to compare grade 5 Thai students' Chinese vocabulary learning before and after using the Quizlet application, as well as investigate their satisfaction. The study employed a cluster random sampling of 26 grade 5 students from three classes with mixed gender and learning abilities. We collected the quantitative data through four lesson plans, Chinese vocabulary learning tests (pre-test and post-test), and a student satisfaction questionnaire. We analyzed the data using a paired sample t-test for the first research objective and a second one based on the mean and standard deviation (SD). ). The research result showed that Chinese vocabulary learning improved significantly; the post-test scores (=34.08, SD = 6.90) were significantly higher than the pre-test scores (=22.12, SD = 7.7272). Additionally, the obtained-v- valuwas.0101, which was lesthan.0505 (p< .05), indicating a statistically significant improvement in Chinese vocabulary learning. Furthermore, the data gathered from the students' satisfaction questionnaires revealed that all items received the highest ratings from the participants, indicating their satisfaction with Quizlet's application. t. As a result, this study clearly demonstrated that using Quizlet could improve students' Chinese vocabulary learning and satisfaction.

The Effect of Inquiry-Based Learning on Pharmacist Students

One of the influential factors in shaping professional health workers is the learning process during education. The professional attitude of pharmacy students can be modified with innovative learning methods. Inquiry-Based Learning (IBL) emphasizes students' involvement in systematically, critically, and logically gathering information so that they can formulate their findings. This study aims to determine the effect of IBL on pharmacist professional study program education students taking Pharmacy Communication and Health Promotion courses. This study employed quasi-experimental research with a group Pretest-Posttest Design. The study subjects were 40 students of the Pharmacist Professional Education Study Program. The students got learning interventions with IBL method. IBL stages consist of IBL orientation, problem formulation, hypothesis formulation, data collection, hypothesis testing, conclusion formulation, and learning evaluation. Assessment instrumentation included pretests, posttests, reports, and student satisfaction questionnaires. Pretest and posttest data were statistically analyzed with SPSS. The implementation of IBL resulted in an increase in mean scores from 59.82 on the pretest to 92.83 on the posttest. There is a statistically significant difference between these results (Asymp. Sig 0.000). The proportion of student reports rated as excellent 70%, good 20%, and sufficient 5%. Student satisfaction with the learning method reached an average of 93.94%. Inquiry-based learning increases the knowledge of Pharmacist Professional Education Study Program students in the Pharmacy Communication and Health Promotion courses.

THE DEVELOPMENT OF LEARNING ACHIEVEMENT IN CHEMISTRY ON CHEMICAL REACTIONS USING AN EXPERIMENTAL METHOD FOR YEAR ONE HIGH SCHOOLSTUDENTS

This study investigated the efficacy of an experimental method for improving learning achievement and satisfaction in first-year high school chemistry. Thirty students from a high school in Yinchuan, China, were randomly assigned to participate in the research, which utilized a pre-test/post-test group design. The research used four lesson plans focusing on chemical reactions, specifically between the metal sodium and its compounds. These lessons were validated for effectiveness using the 80/80 criterion. Additionally, a chemistry achievement test and a student satisfaction questionnaire were employed, both demonstrating appropriate difficulty and discrimination indices and high reliability.
 The results demonstrate that the students learning achievement in chemistry significantly improved after using the experimental method. The mean score before studying was 14.90 (SD = 2.04), while the mean score after studying was 18.43 (SD = 2.06). This difference was statistically significant at the.05 level. Furthermore, the students expressed high satisfaction with the experimental learning approach. The overall satisfaction score was 4.64 (SD = 0.49), and specific aspects like interest and motivation and the perceived usefulness of the method received even higher ratings. This study suggests that utilizing experimental methods as part of the chemistry curriculum can effectively enhance learning achievement and positive student attitudes towards the subject, particularly in first-year high school students.

Religiosity and Learning Satisfaction among Students in the Islamic Religious Education Program

Learning satisfaction is an essential aspect of the educational process and has become a central topic in many studies. This study investigates the effect of religiosity on student learning satisfaction. The researcher utilized a quantitative research method with a survey design. The Krejcie & Morgan formula was employed to ascertain the sample size, yielding 103 respondents out of 150 students enrolled in the Islamic Religious Education program at IAIN Kerinci for the Academic Year 2023/2024. The simple random sampling technique was applied to select the participants. Data collection was carried out using two research scales, namely the religiosity among muslims scale and the student course satisfaction questionnaire. The data collected was then analyzed using descriptive statistics and simple linear regression. The finding revealed that students' learning satisfaction and religiosity were high. Furthermore, it was found that religiosity significantly affected student learning satisfaction. These findings indicate that strong and active religiosity positively relates to learning satisfaction.

Model pembelajaran online fisika berbasis pemodelan

Education in the discipline of physics has experienced significant changes along with developments in technology and internet access. One of these innovative approaches that is increasingly popular is modeling-based online learning models. This article aims to conduct a comprehensive literature review on modeling-based physics learning models implemented online. This approach emphasizes the use of modeling as one of the main tools to facilitate students' deeper understanding of physics concepts. In order to understand and evaluate its impact, this research adopts a structured approach by combining in-depth research and thorough analysis of this online learning model. The theory underlying this learning model involves the integration of information technology and modeling approaches in physics teaching. Supporting data and evidence were obtained through critical research on the implementation of this model in the context of online physics education. In addition, this research measures its effectiveness using data on students' understanding of physics concepts, student satisfaction questionnaires, and participatory observation. The results of this research indicate that the modeling-based online learning model is effective in increasing students' understanding of physics concepts. In-depth analysis also revealed that this approach provides a more interactive and engaging learning experience for students, which is reflected in high levels of satisfaction. This research confirms the great potential of modeling-based physics online learning models in addressing modern educational challenges. The practical and theoretical implications of these findings pave the way for further developments in online physics education and provide a basis for further research in this area. By integrating modeling in online physics learning, we can create a more dynamic and effective learning experience for students in the digital era.

Project-Based Learning Model Development Using Flipped Classroom for Drawing Learning in College

The learning process was initially carried out online during the pandemic then after the post-pandemic, learning activities began to be carried out face-to-face. This raises a new problem, because lecturers who teach are starting to be required to use various media in the learning process in the new normal era. But in reality, the lecturers still use old methods such as lectures or task-based learning. Therefore, the research objective is to develop a new model that can be used in the learning process in higher education. This type of research is development research using the ADDIE approach. The instrument used was a student learning motivation questionnaire and a student learning satisfaction questionnaire following the lesson. Another instrument used is a Likert model scale with three alternative answers. The operational procedure taken in this research and development goes through three stages, namely: (1) preliminary study, (2) preparation of conceptual models (3) validity test and (4) practicality test. The results of the validity test show that the model book and manual are in the very valid category from the aspects of design, language and content. Furthermore, the practicality test results show that model books and guidebooks for project-based learning models using flipped classrooms for drawing lectures in tertiary institutions are practically used by lecturers. The implications of this research can help lecturers in designing practical learning.

English as a medium of instruction for engineering e-portfolio

This paper tackles the importance of capacity-building and Industry 4.0. preparation in higher technical education where sustainable learning approaches start gaining a place. The primary study objective focuses on developing a combined curricular implementation of an applied didactic and career-promoting tool. A sequence of applied tasks related to the Mechanics of materials course and supported by English as Medium of Instruction (EMI) allowed to teach technical topics through the English Language. The transversal competences’ framework strengthened training activities and created a meaningful connection to a professional e-portfolio artefact design. Quality task and presentation deliveries, remarkable e-portfolio contributions and student satisfaction questionnaires motivate applying this methodology to specialisation courses in engineering training. The findings help establish new models for higher education institutions' teaching and learning.

Effect of Learning Management Using Project-Based Learning on Graphic Design Ability of Sophomore Students at Suzhou Institute of Art and Design, the People's Republic of China

Background and Aim: The twenty-first Century is the digital era, with the rapid development of science and technology. Schools and all levels of educational institutes, as places that educate theoretical knowledge to students and develop their practical ability revising the plan and supplementing the teaching materials include developing teaching and learning strategies to promote student abilities and 21st-century skills. The current situation in many art and design institutes are quality of learning and teaching especially strategies to improve the design ability of students according to the trend of graphic design at the global level. Graphic design ability is one of the major abilities of a student who studies in the field of fine and applied art previous educators researched and reported that Learning Management Using Project-Based Learning (PBL) combines curriculum with practice to improve students' initiative, stimulate students' flexible use of knowledge to solve practical problems, and can support the student to develop ability skill and competency. This research aim is composed of 1) to study students' Graphic Design Ability after Learning Management Using project-based learning (PBL) and 2) To assess Students' Satisfaction with Learning Management Using project-based learning (PBL). Materials and Methods: Instruments were (1) an Instrument for the experiment a Lesson plan: 5 lesson plans each lesson plan for 3 hours, 15 hours in total, (2) an Instrument for collecting data composed of: 1) Graphic design ability evaluation form 2) Student satisfaction questionnaire. Methods were (1) The samples were Learned toward learning management using project-based learning. (2) After the samples learned about learning management using project-based learning. The samples were evaluated for Graphic Design Ability by evaluation and student satisfaction through a satisfaction questionnaire. Results: Found that: (1) After learning management using project-based learning, students’ Graphic Design Ability was which was statistically higher than the determined criterion set 70%. (2) After learning management using project-based learning students’ satisfaction with Learning Management Using project-based learning was high level. Conclusion: After learning management using project-based learning, students’ Graphic Design Ability of student statistically higher than the determined criterion set of 70%. and students’ satisfaction with learning management using project-based learning was high level.

Polymer Science in Action: Transforming the Learning Experience for Undergraduates with Active Learning Strategies

Active learning is a powerful teaching and learning approach that enhances students' capacity to construct understanding and apply their knowledge in real-world contexts. However, in university science classes, lectures remain the predominant method employed by instructors, primarily due to time constraints and limited familiarity with active learning strategies. This study aimed to explore practical guidelines for implementing active learning in undergraduate polymer science classrooms, as well as the perspectives of instructors and students on this approach and student satisfaction with active learning. The research involved two instructors and 34 second-year students from the Faculty of Science at a university based in Bangkok, Thailand. Data were collected through classroom observation, a student satisfaction questionnaire, and instructor and student interviews. Data were analyzed quantitatively, using means and standard deviations, as well as qualitatively, using content analysis. The study identified four practical guidelines for implementing active learning in the undergraduate polymer science classroom, which are: using a variety of active learning strategies and techniques that match the nature of students; providing helpful learning media and technology; using higher-level questioning to promote thinking processes; and linking authentic assessment and constructive feedback with real-life situations. These four guidelines proved effective for both on-site and online forms of learning. Furthermore, the students expressed very high satisfaction levels (M = 4.64, SD = 0.49) and positive opinions regarding active learning.

Learning Styles and Student Engagement: Towards a Personalized Instruction Program

This study evaluated the relationship between learning styles and student engagement among undergraduate students at a university in Tianjin, in order to provide improvement plans. The researchers used modified or adjusted questionnaires on learning styles and student engagement. The first questionnaire used the Learning Style Scale. It is based on the experiential theory and learning model established by Kolb in 1984. Fusion, divergence, assimilation, and adaptive learning styles are all used as useful self-assessment tools, with the advantage that they can be completed in just 30-45 minutes. The second adjusted questionnaire is the Student Participation and Satisfaction Questionnaire (SESQ). Due to the recognition of the concept of student participation by many experts, some of them have developed a survey questionnaire to address this issue. In this study, only factors indicating student participation index, namely emotions, cognition, and behavior, were considered. The participants in this study are undergraduate students from Tianjin University. They are randomly selected from a population, regardless of age, gender, grade, and university affiliation, and come from engineering, business, humanities, law, and medicine. The proposed personalized teaching plan aims to address the different learning styles and participation levels of student groups. Based on these findings, the researchers concluded that when considering factors such as gender, grade, and university relationships, this study found no significant differences in students' self-evaluation of learning styles. However, significant differences have emerged in the context of different styles. Among the three areas of participation, cognitive participation is the most prominent among students, followed by behavioral participation. There is a moderate and statistically significant correlation between the learning styles (convergence, divergence, assimilation, and adaptation) of student respondents and their levels of cognitive, emotional, and behavioral participation. This means that students' learning styles may be influenced to some extent by their level of participation. Based on the conclusions drawn from this study and recommendations made

Komparasi Kepuasan Sistem Pembelajaran Daring Dan Luring Pada Mata Kuliah Kewirausahaan UHN I Gusti Bagus Sugriwa Denpasar

This research was motivated by changes in the learning situation in universities. During the Covid-19 pandemic, learning was applied with an online system. Towards the middle of 2022, learning has started using offline learning. Online and offline learning, of course, there are differences in atmosphere, such as student interaction with lecturers and fellow students and the need for facilities and infrastructure. This certainly has an impact on student learning satisfaction. This study aims to compare student learning satisfaction in the Entrepreneurship course which is carried out with online and offline learning systems. This research is classified as quantitative research. The population of this study is students of the Faculty of Dharma Duta class of 2021 and 2022. Sampling technique is a saturated sampling technique. The research instrument used is a student learning satisfaction questionnaire that has been tested for validity and reliability. The collected data were analyzed by independent sample T test. The results showed that there was a significant difference in learning satisfaction between students who took the Entrepreneurship course with the online learning model and offline learning. Offline learning provides higher learning satisfaction for students.

Analysis of Student Satisfaction with Science Advisory Services During the COVID-19 Pandemic

This study aims to determine the level of student satisfaction with the services of FKIP HKBP Nommensen University thesis advisors during the Covid pandemic period 2020-2022. To obtain data on the level of student satisfaction with lecturer guidance services, an instrument was designed in the form of a student satisfaction questionnaire with lecturer guidance services using satisfaction indicators that had been assessed for validity and reliability prior to use. This type of research is descriptive quantitative, the results of the study were analyzed using the SKM method based on a student satisfaction survey. The data analysis carried out showed that the level of student satisfaction during the Covid pandemic was included in the very good and good categories. The results also show that forecasting student perceptions of lecturer guidance services with the assumption that perceptions increase, a satisfaction value of 3.5629 will be obtained in the "very good" category, and if it is assumed that it is still decreasing, the satisfaction value obtained is 3.4375, still in the the "good" category which states that the level of satisfaction of FKIP UHN students with the thesis guidance services provided by supervisors during the pandemic was still very good.

A Study of Learning Achievement Using a Flipped-Classroom Model Combined with Online Cooperative Learning in Soil Mechanics Laboratory

The objectives of this research were (1) to assess the appropriateness, (2) to study the learning achievement, and (3) to study the satisfaction of learners of the flipped-classroom model combined with online cooperative learning in the Soil Mechanics Laboratory. The research sample are 56 students enrolled in Soil Mechanics Laboratory, semester 1/2021, Civil Engineering and Education Program; Department of Teacher Training in Civil Engineering; Faculty of Technical Education; King Mongkut’s University of Technology North Bangkok. There were five experts in content and another 10 in education. The tools used in the research were online lessons and a learning achievement test. Another tool included a student satisfaction questionnaire with a flipped-classroom model combined with online cooperative learning. The statistics used in the research were percentage, mean, and standard deviation. The results showed (1) the overall suitability of the flipped-classroom model combined with online cooperative learning was at a high level of 4.30/5.00, (2) the overall mean exercise/quiz scores (E1/E2) of learning achievement with a flipped-classroom model combined with online cooperative learning were 85.18/81.01 (100), and (3) the overall learner satisfaction with the flipped-classroom model combined with online cooperative learning was at the highest level of 4.56/5.00.