Development of Learning Progress in a Mathematics Course , Entitled Multiplication by the Game-Based for Grade 4 Students

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Premwadee Boonbai
Wannatida Yonwilad

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This research aimed to: 1) develop the learning progress in mathematics specifically multiplication, using game-based method for Grade 4 Students, and 2) study the students’ satisfaction towards the learning management with the game-based. The research samples included 20 Grade 4 Students in a classroom, 10 students selected by the purposive sampling with the criterion selection from the students who did not pass the learning achievement of 50%. The research instruments contained the observation form and the learning management plans with the game-based. The data were analyzed by the percentage. The research findings exposed that: 1) the students had the learning progress development in the mathematics course, entitled multiplication with the game-based for Grade 4 Students with the mean score before learning, equaled 34.00 percent, and the mean score after learning, equaled 79.50 percent. The mean score after learning revealed higher than the mean score before learning, equaled 45.50. and 2) the students’ satisfaction level towards the learning management was in very high level (gif.latex?\bar{x} = 4.23 S.D.=0.71).

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