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RESEARCH PROJECT

B.Ed (1.5 Year / 2.5 Year)

Course Code: 8613

Name: __________________________________________________________

Roll No. ________________________________________________________

Registration No. ___________ _____________________________________

Semester: _____Autumn 2021_________________________________________________

Region: ____ ___________________________________________________

Theme: _____Children socio economic development___________________________________________________

Sub-theme: _____Resolving Conflicts________________________________________________

Topic: ____Investigate conflicts during classroom learning at grade 6 level children_____________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________

Name of the School (where the action research was conducted) : ________ _________________________________________________________________

Overall background of the participants of the project; area / school: (socio-economic status, occupation / profession – earning trends of majority of the parents, literacy rate, academic quality, and any other special trait of the community where the school is situated) 10 ( marks)

_I selected ................. For my Project.

The participants of my project or my research were the students of grade 6th.

It was local research that called action research. Before starting my project it was necessary for me to know the overall background of the students . I made a perfoma to collected the overall background and information of the students.

The school is situated in the center of the village 22 MB .This school is many years ago old 8 rooms and two offices and a assembly ground with beautiful greenery. The building of the school is not very good .The school is in the nice place. The view of the school is so good .Many plants and trees are there in the school. There is also a small play ground .Children play many games in it like cricket and hockey.

Socio economic status:

I adopted grade 6 the in the Elementary school 22 MB .

The number of students of grade 6th is 21 .All the students have different background.All the students have different background. Every students have different story. Different kind of people live in this area in which poor,middle and upper status included.

Occupation and earning trends of the parents:

It is rural area therefore most people are attached with agriculture.25% of the parents of students were attached to agriculture.5 % in teaching and 8% were labour and servants in army and police departments.

Most of the students parents had a medium economic level ,So they did not acquire full financial help from family .The involvement of the students in the investigation led to their intelligence for the project.

Literacy rate:

I noted that literacy rate of the village was not so bad. It was 45% but it was good from other villages around 22 MB .People of this village are not educated but know k value of education for this purpose   they send their children to school.

Special trait in community:

The community where the school is situated people have good hobbies like greenery,plomtation and playing games like cricket,volley ball etc.Many peoples migrate to urban areas.

  ________________________________________

Theme: ______Children socio emotional development.

Sub-theme: __________Resolving Conflict ______________________________________________________

Topic: ___________To investigate resolving conflicts during classroom learning at grade 6th level children __________________________________________________________

1.Why did you select this specific sub-theme and topic? Relate it to your experience / problem in your classroom / institution. (10 marks)

(Give the background and rationale of the study)

I am a trainer teacher and choose Govt Girls Elementary school 22 MB Tehsil Qaidabad District khushab .

For my re project .I choose to improve problem solving skills in students .We know that childhood education is an education scheme for children to grow and develop optimally.

In this stage the development of children is spread in whole aspects ,physical,psychological,social ,spiritual and also being sensitive to students received   from environment.

Easily childhood education is guiding effort which is adressedto children from they born until they are six years old which is conducted through the giving of educational stimitation to help the physical and have mental development to make save that children poses the availability entering in high level of education.

Background:

Whenever I started work on this research at very first day . I come to know that its made to be direct invelvoment of patents and teachers frequently appear in the problem solving.Which is forced by children their research aims to describe the level of children skills in solving daily problems based on problem solving.

Experience:

As a teacher when I started my class .I observed that there are some basic issues regarding to the learning of children .I tried very simple and effective methods to deliver a lecture but at the end of the class I evaluated the class whether they have learn or not but the resultes of the evaluation were not satisfactory.

Then I conducted that there should be some issues reading learning serious steps should be taken in order to   resolve the problems .

There are three reasons about the importance of the problem solving skills for early childhood ,those reasons are .

1:Influencing the function of self adjustment in facing the conflicts.

Being positive and continual spetition to from these competences and positive problem solving which possibly influence the relationship with friends.

This research will explore three benefits of learning problem skills at school .

1:improve academic   performance.

2:Increase confidence

3:Carrior readiness.

I visited some others classes and discuss with other teachers   conclusion were just like my experience in my class.

Due to this problem so that this could be implemented in whole school .

Now a days there is a race of numbers and percentage between students due to all this they do a lot of cramming and can't focus on basic learning skills I want to do research on this topic so that quality of learning .Skills can be ensured .

According to our state of Pakistan we know that all these students will take forward the opportunities to excel but due to very low learning skills they can't guide others colleague and as a result we are going backwards in this era.  

2.What was your discussion with your colleague / friend / senior teacher or supervisor regarding the problem? (05 marks)

(Provide your discussion with your colleague or supervisor for better understanding of the problem and alternate solutions. ___

After attending my class .I visited the headmister's office and informed him my recent evaluation and some of my conclusion related to my research   topic. He appreciated my thoughts and arranged a meeting in which other colleagues also attended and give their feedback on their problem .Teachers discussed that some students are brilliant but due to lack of learning skills which will be effective four their upgrading they cannot show their low% in studies .Then I total my senior teacher that I want to conduct a research on this problem and find atrentative solution to these

problems.From these solutions I will know how there are affecting socio economic background or issues and then I informed all my first day discussion which were between me and my colleagues .He lates on helped me with the provided some solving techniques   and also provided some alternative solutions neighboring to this whole topic which are the alternative solution for this problem are AV aids (audio ,Video) visual demonstration.

These are all my imaginations for this research ,hops in fulfilled all needs which have imagination which complete my research project.

As a trainer teacher I want to solve the problems which the students are facing I noticed that there are many skills in students but they feel shy to show them.They need motivation.

  3.What did you find about the problem in the existing literature (books / articles / websites)? (10 marks)

(Explore books and online resources to know what and how has been already done regarding this problem) _

___In my research project .I read different articles and books on websites.I found that data about my project .Before this many researches worked in how to improve problems solvings skills in students .

We are well aware about the problems of learning in young students so .

I thoroughly studied all the relevant data about my topic which I selected for the aspects regarding this problem solving skills is not only used by adults but it is also essential to create the basics of children's problems solving skills in this growth and development phase Solasamano(2012) also states that

"Problem solving skills is resulted in the learning process which is an important learning result an education"

Problem solving skills for early childhood is very essential to be passed because when children can solve problems they can treate the ability to think logically ,critically systematically (Romadona and Hamadoymi (2018).

Izzapy (2010) adults in her research that there are three reasons about the importance of problem solving skills for early childhood.Those reasons influencing the function of see far adjustment in focusing conflict.

Bring positive and continued reputation to compethenics.

Positive problem solving which possibly influenced the relationship with friends.

The problems faced by children should be immediately solved or responded. In many adults often getting involved and solve problem that should be solved by their children's.

However,whatever problems faced by children even on small things can be an opportunity for the children to develop their problems solving skills.(Brown 1988).

Another research shows children obtain problems solving skills which start from pee school   period and experiment based education programme. Can be implemented to improve children problem solving skills (Unal Aral 2014).

A research by MCLenna 2012 )Faced that by using arts in solving the problems which can be regularly done,can help children to be long life thinkers .

According to Bin ghom ,children problems solving skills see how child ran with problems solving skills utilize .The opportunity they have ,find out different solutions to solve different solutions to solve difficulty they face and make presentation about something children maintain their interests and attention to certain topics for the long period they also notice the details and realize their mistakes (Mclennan 2012).

Errors arise naturally with respect to I logical interference rules .Since ,In individuals processing limits and basics competition from others non delective strategies ,un cectainities about the corrections of a rule can all interference with the way people use them .Role of a teachers and parents to direct students attention to explain with friends and being difficult with learning new   things new games   and others .(VShadiq 2009 .Utomi dkk 2017).

4.What were the major variables / construct of your project? Give definitions / description from literature. (05 marks)

(What are the key terms in your topic or study? what do you mean of these terms? What particular meaning you will attach to the term when used in this project?) In In_____my project learning skills are major variables and its definitions is a problem solving is the act of defining problem determing the cause of problem ,identiciation ,prioritizing and selecting alternative for a solution and implementing a solution .

• Depend variable:

Was tendency teaching of English and problem solving skills using different activities.

• Discrele Variables:

Counts of individuals items or value e.g number of the students in a class.

•Continous variables:

Measurement of continuous or non finite values e.g distance ,volume age, etc.

Some worry that school may emphasize such rudiments as reading and computations at the expense of others essential skills as comprehension ,analysis solving problems and drawing conclusions ( National commission on Excellence in education 1983).

5.What did you want to achieve in this research project? (05 marks)

(Objective / purpose of the study; what was the critical question that was tried to be answered in this project) ______________My topic that__choose   project as was to improve problem solving skills in students through the use of puzzle and giving daily life problem situations.

According to my topic the objectives are:

1)To find the possible methods and ways to reduce the problem solving techniques.

2) Identify methods appropriate for solving problems .

3) Identify methods appropriate for solving problems with working with children .

•Purpose:

The main purpose is to find out its ability to find the root cause of difficult problems and to from variable solutions for the problem .

Critical questions!

The critical questions in my topic is How can I improve the problem solving skills in students.

6.Who were the participants in your project? (05 marks)

(Give details of the individuals or groups who were focused in this project e.g. the early-grade students whose handwriting in Urdu was not good or the students of class VIII who did not have good communication skills)   _______________My research topic was related to how problem solving skills can be solved for the students using different method .Participants of my project were given below   with individual details.

1:students.

2:Colleagues.

3:Parents of students_.

Individually each participants plays different roles.

•1)Students .

My   research was conducted of grade 6 .Many students gave me positive response but poor in problem solving skills .

•2)Parents .

I hold many meeting of parents to students I observed huge difference between educated and uneducated parents speaking and thinking skills .

7.How did you try to solve the problem? (10 marks)

( Narrate the process step-wise. Procedure of intervention and data collection ) _________According to my topic ,problem solving skills in students and I choose grade 6 th for my project .Firstly I judeged the problem and I prepared a performa and observation sheet.I knew about the problem through apitiude problem solving   .My research is a kind of descipline research which describes and ansumes related to phenomenon whether single variable ,correlation or comparison of model.

• Method:

Children who participated into group A and B of Govt Elementary School 22 MB district khushab .

Students from 7 - 9 years joined the activity for 3-5 minutes . They are asked to see pictures and see what they experienced some open questions are used as an instruments to obtain results . The results of interview are responses from   children which are collected by congnize the level of problem solving skills .

I solved this problem through google voice,tablets and different AV aids .

• Practice:

I watched the student different games and pentings .I set my lecture starting friendly .

• Data collection.

At last I prepared a questionaire and then I judged about improvement collected data through the questionnaire .    

8.What kind of instrument was used to collect the data? How was the instrument developed? (05 marks)

(For example: observation, rating scale, interview, student work, portfolio, test, etc)

  The data is going to he collected from the students of Govt Elementary school 2MB.

My project on problem solving skills are to improve them by many methods one of the best method was to solve daily life problems .

I also used electronic media to resolve the problem solving   skills in students and decided to we different types of instruments .

Long term memory.

Short term memory and working memory .

Response to learning test or problem .

• Observation    sheet in the beginning of class I prepared an observation sheet to judge general aspects of problem solving skills.

• Rating Scale:

Rating scale prepared for critesian description ,scale length   scale format and scale user.It is a data collection method that was usable for future research.

Students work during class I asked the students new questions in order to understand whether they have understood the problem or not.

However ,I found that some students understood the problem very quickly but some very lazy to understanding .

• Portfolio:

I also collected the paragraphs ,drawing etc,that were   used for my work .

• Questionaire preparation:

In this method prepared questionnaire to rate the ability of students in understanding the problem e.g strong agreed     .

Natural disagree   .  

9.What were the findings and conclusion? ( Provide instruments and analysis as appendix ) (10 marks) I I          __I__collected the data from different grades 1to 8 .

The research was temporary and on load level.

Test data: Based____on   test results after the action of this research the problem solving skills of children were improved .The analysis of the students problem solving skills show that that there is a gradual improvement.

In the pee test mean of students score is 38.2 while post man of study scores was 78.5.

Category ( low      ,high     ,medium ) (9    ,11. 5).

Based on table 2 it can be seen that the result of problem skills of children on high category only research 20%.

  That result is the whole result of children in the school . However the achievement between groups A and B can be seen in figures 2. Based on figure 2,it can be seen that the identification results of in to be see and compare children's problem solving skills between group A and B which is not significant different .      

  Results

•Questionaire Results :

Based on first questionnaire that distributed before the auction result the students admitted that their confidence and their intrincis were low but after all the activity students gave me good response .They enjoyed the lesson because they could watch cartoons,films and games also and could learn something from it .

• Research findings:

The improvement of students problem solving skills.Students learning experience. The improvement of class room situation during teaching and learning desires.

The students behavior outside the class.

•Before action research :

The students problem solving skills were low.

Using traditional methods keep leatening .

•After action research:

The students problem solving skills get better using various teaching media.

Having tending to become more careful and talkative .

The goal of research was to improve problem solving skills .In which as a result of questionnaire was bad almost 29.6% students were strongly agreed 49% students were normally agreed and 13.9% gave nectural answers .Therefore it seems majority of students agreed to fact of improving problem solving skills.

•Conculsion:

My conclusion was that the problem solving skills through games computer ,T.v cartoons ,films and otherAV aids   were very effective because they can be improved very efficiently .The students problem solving skills is shown from it difference of the students mean score between before and after the action.

The improvement was shown from the students   attitude during the action .During the implementation of the action the students were more active and relaxed .It was totally different from their attitude in first meeting but it was difficult from this attitude in first but it was difficult improve skills because it was rural area.

•Appendix,Guideline for reflective report.

The following questions are guideline to reflect you feeling and progress.

Do feel more improved.

Which find more useful part?

What were solving strategies you used to over come problem .

How is it helping in your problem solving skills improvement.

10.Summary of the Project (05 marks)

(What and how was the research conducted – main objective, process and findings)

For my project I selected Govt Girls Elemtery school 22 MB university recommended some developing basic skills in which theme and sub the me resolving conflict and my topic is To improve problem solving skills in child . My project participants were students of grade 6.

Before starting my work I prepared a performa to guide the problems of students and their skills to improve them. In rural areas the mother language was Punjabi and students faced many problems. I decided to solve their problem by electronic media. Students watched t.v cartoons ,films they used google .After this activity students learn to solve their problem and they learn some skills.They faced problems to learning and pronouncing many English words e.g A word is ANTARICA the students performed pronounced the word as AN - TAR-TICA. Similar my they faced problem is learning the lenghthy questions. They faced problem in practicing the simple question of mathematics After viewing some tricks on google and TV they learnt many ideas and tricks to learn the lesson.

   After performing the activity the students work happy and were satisfied .   They were very active.They took interest in learning new ideas from electronic media for students .By this activity .I found best result in students .Use of electronic media for students was veryeffective in developing new skills in the students.

11.How do you feel about this practice? What have you learnt? (self-reflection) (10 marks) __

My research in rural area school Govt Girls Elementary school 22 MB on improving problem solving skills in students and my project participants were class students .

My students were of grade 6 .In rural areas people usually speak language in Punjab.

Varying the problems also requires changing the strategies that will yield successful solution.

Especially in math teachers creates problem sets that all use the games arithmetic operations.(Butt 1980).

One suggestion for creating problem requiring different strategies is to start with mathematical sentences and work back to develop a word problem that restates that math sentences.(Riediesel 1969).

I choose electronic media for improving problem solving skills in students. The main objectives of small scale study was to identify frequency manners and typed of electronic devices were used to practice and improve problem   solving skills.

I used different activities in class many students have weak problems solving skills   .

After this activity (watching t.v cartoons ,games )students were happy and learn quickly with interest .I feel very good and I think in rural areas teachers should concentrates on the students who have weak problems solving skills.

12.What has it added to your professional skills as a teacher? (05 marks)

It added some new things in my knowledge ,key points are given below.

It made me a good organizer .

It has made me ready for everything I was not a good organizer.

It is very more effective learning environment.

It has made me innovative . I started to find out new things before .

I had no interest but I started my project ,I felt great change in my thinking . I am capable to find out new things and this project made me very innovative.

It has made me a good ,effective teacher and mentor .It has made me capable to guide the students for right direction.It has made me a good role model.How can I encouraged the students and lead me capable to guide the students for right direction.How can I encourage the students to right success .

It has made me confident .A teachers confidence can help to influence others to be better person. It has made me capable to understand the technology .I understood clearly all digital tool of electronic media.

After this activity .I feel that other students can absorb more information by using AVaids .Student response was positive .Students say that this activity us very interesting and they learn a lot from this activity.It has improved their skills of learning and pronouncing the words .I also lwarnt many skills which that I did not know already and I corrected my concepts that were wrong. It added many new skills of listening .Learning and skills of problem solving of students all these skills are added to my professional by the help of this project.

13.List the works you cited in your project (follow the APA manual – 6 th Edition). (05 marks)

Examples of format are available on websites. ____•Abdullah F.A.P.B(2006). The pattern of physical problems solving from the perspective of metacognition .Master dissentation . University of Combridge http:\\People .pwf.com.av.OK /kst 24/.

Research students /Abdullah 2006 metacognition .polf .

•Artz,A.F and Armous Thomas E .(1992).

Development of a cognitive metacognitive framework for protocol analysis of mathematical problems solving in same groups .

•Heywarth R .M (1999) procedural and conceptual knowledge of experts and novics students for solving of a basic problem.

•Elavell .J.H (1976) Metacognitive aspects of problem solving .In Resick L.B (FD).

The nature of intelligence .Hillsdale,NT .Lawrence Eslhaum.

•Friege ,G and lind G (2006) types and qualities of knowledge and their solution of problem solving and their solving in physical international Journel of science and Mathematical Education 4,437-465.

•Lee K.W.L(1985) Cognitive variable in problem solving in chemistry research in science education 15.43 -50 . 

•Lee K.W.L ,Tong ,W,Goh Nomd chia (2001) the predicting role of cognitive variable in problem solving in mole concept,chemistry education .Research and practice in Europe .

•Lee K.W.L ,Goh ,N chia L.S and chia (1996) Cognitive variables in problem solving in chemistry ,A revisiteds study ,science education 80,691-710.

•Pasandsford .J.and stein B (1984).

The IDEAL ,Problems solves .A guide for improving thinking ,learning and Creating ,New York W.H freeman .

•Gobel .D.L and Bunce D.M (1994) .

Research on problem solving ,chemistry in D.L Gabel (Ed).

Hand book of research on science ,teaching and learning project of national Science Haches association New York .

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The Objective of the research project would be to participate student-teachers from the action research process. Action research helps student-teachers to start a cycle of posing questions, collecting data, symptom, and selecting a plan of action.

The research project can help to understand a specific issue or happening together with strengthening their understanding of the study procedure. They discover firsthand understanding about

• the way the measures of the study procedure are interlinked,
• develop an understanding and appreciation of how knowledge grows, and
• adds a contribution to the present body of knowledge.

The Objective of the action research project will be to resolve an Issue or to enhance a Practice in education within local settings. The outcome signal of action research. The project may offer an instant remedy to some problem at the school or classroom level.

What’s NOT action research?

• Action research is nota library job where we learn about a subject that interests us.
• Action research isn’t an effort of trying to learn what’s wrong, instead, it’s a quest for knowledge about ways to enhance a specific practice/situation.
• Action research isn’t about doing research or around individuals or locating all available details on a subject searching for the right answers. Action research involves individuals working to increase their skills, techniques, and techniques.
• Action research isn’t about learning how exactly we do certain things. Nevertheless, it’s about how we could do things better. It’s all about how we can alter our schooling to influence pupils’ learning.

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8613 Manual Research Project theme subthemes topics 2023

In reference to the subject cited above, the theme and related sub-themes for conducting a research project (C-8613) for the Autumn 2023 semester will be as follows

Theme: Promoting Children’s Well-Being

Well-being can be defined as a psychological construct regarding people’s perception that their lives are going well and they are getting all that which will help there to lead a better life. Well-being is the experience of happiness and prosperity. It includes having good mental health, high life satisfaction, and a sense of meaning or purpose. More generally well-being is just feeling well.

Well-being is an outcome-a result of different inputs. Both teachers and parents share the responsibility of developing the personality of the children. Their behaviours and the experiences they offer to children play a crucial role in the holistic development of the child, Some areas of children’s well-being are identified for your guidance (but not limited to only these). The students and their supervisors are requested to design  their action research in such a way that they identify only one sub-theme and some interventions addressing that sub-themes, and find out how these interventions have affected the identified area of the well-being

• Children’s self-awareness and self-efficacy
• Self-regulating behaviours
• Logical reasoning/ Problem Solving
• Making choices
• Focus on effort rather than ability
• Learn mastery rather than content
• Self-esteem
• Respecting others
• Self-control
• Accepting mistakes and errors

The prospective teachers are encouraged to conduct their research on children living with them. Action research should be the foremost priority for the researchers. but in absence of any child at home, they may be allowed to have a content analysis keeping in view of the current situation, data collection or field notes are not encouraged. But the students will have to submit their work on the prescribed manual so all the questions available in the manual must be addressed

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Theme: Soft Skills

• Sub - theme: Leadership

Topic: Developing Leadership Skills in Class Four Students through Engaging Activities

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Overall background of the participants of the project; area / school: (socio-economic status, occupation / profession – earning trends of majority of the parents, literacy rate, academic quality, and any other special trait of the community where the school is situated)

Background of participants and area/school

The project focuses on developing leadership skills in fourth-grade students attending a school in Lahore, Pakistan. Lahore is a vibrant and diverse city with a rich cultural heritage. The participants' background and the community's characteristics play a significant role in shaping the context of the leadership development project.

Socio-Economic Status:

The socio-economic status of the participants' families can vary in Lahore. While some parents may belong to the middle or upper-middle class, providing a relatively stable income, others might have a lower income level, making ends meet through blue-collar occupations or small businesses.

Occupation/Profession - Earning Trends:

Lahore is a major economic hub in Pakistan, offering various employment opportunities. The majority of parents might be engaged in professions such as government employees, teachers, healthcare workers, merchants, artisans, and skilled laborers. The earning trends vary based on the profession, with some families earning moderate to high incomes, while others might face financial challenges.

Literacy Rate:

Lahore boasts a higher literacy rate compared to many other cities in Pakistan, which bodes well for educational initiatives like the leadership development project. The emphasis on education in the community is likely to support the students' receptiveness to learning and personal development.

Academic Quality:

Lahore is home to numerous reputable schools and educational institutions, offering a diverse range of academic programs. The school participating in the project is likely to maintain a certain standard of education, focusing on providing a well-rounded learning experience.

Community Traits:

Lahore's community is known for its hospitality, warmth, and strong cultural values. The students' upbringing might be influenced by these traits, fostering cooperation and a sense of belonging among them. The community's strong cultural heritage could also be integrated into the project's activities, promoting pride in their identity.

The leadership development project for fourth-grade students in Lahore takes place in a dynamic and culturally rich environment. By understanding the background of the participants and the community's characteristics, educators and organizers can tailor engaging activities that resonate with the students and foster their leadership skills effectively. With a focus on inclusivity and leveraging the community's strengths, this project has the potential to positively impact the students' personal growth and contribute to the development of future leaders in Lahore.

1.Why did you select this specific sub-theme and topic? Relate it to your experience / problem in your classroom / institution. (Give the background and rationale of the study)

Leadership is a critical aspect of personal development that goes beyond academic knowledge. Soft skills like leadership empower students to become confident, empathetic, and responsible individuals. These skills are not only beneficial in their academic journey but also in their future careers and personal lives. Therefore, focusing on leadership as a sub-theme is essential to ensure students receive a holistic education that prepares them for success in various aspects of life.

Rationale for Selecting the Topic "Developing leadership skills in class four students through engaging activities" and the choice of this specific topic is based on several factors:

Fourth-grade students are at an age where they are developing their personalities and forming their identities. Introducing leadership concepts and activities at this stage can have a profound and lasting impact on their character. Early intervention in leadership skill development can help students build a solid foundation for leadership qualities, making it easier for them to refine and utilize these skills as they progress through their educational journey and beyond.

Fourth-grade students typically respond well to interactive and engaging learning experiences. By incorporating fun and participative activities, the topic becomes more relatable and enjoyable for the students. Fostering leadership skills in a classroom setting can positively influence the overall dynamics among students. It can promote teamwork, empathy, and collaboration while reducing instances of bullying and conflicts. Leadership skills are valuable in any setting, and by introducing them at an early age, students can start applying and refining these skills in their daily lives, benefiting not only themselves but also their communities.

For educational institutions and classrooms, the focus on leadership development aligns with the goal of providing a well-rounded education. By incorporating engaging activities to nurture leadership skills, the institution promotes a positive learning environment that fosters personal growth and character development in students. Additionally, a strong emphasis on soft skills like leadership enhances the institution's reputation, as it produces students who are not only academically competent but also equipped to lead and succeed in various life pursuits.

2. What was your discussion with your colleague / friend / senior teacher or supervisor regarding the problem?

In discussing the problem of developing leadership skills in fourth-grade students through engaging activities, our conversation revolved around the significance of nurturing these qualities at an early age. We recognized that leadership skills extend beyond academic knowledge and play a vital role in a student's personal growth and future success. To ensure the activities are effective and relatable, we brainstormed age-appropriate and interactive initiatives that encourage teamwork, communication, and decision-making. Tailoring these activities to our school's cultural context and resources was also an important consideration. We acknowledged the need to address potential challenges, such as ensuring inclusivity for students from diverse backgrounds. To measure the success of our efforts, we discussed methods for assessing the impact of the leadership development program on the students. Emphasizing collaboration and support from other teachers, parents, and the school community was crucial for creating a positive learning environment. Lastly, we explored ways to sustain and integrate leadership development into our long-term educational plans, ensuring a lasting impact on our students' character and growth.

During our in-depth discussion on developing leadership skills in fourth-grade students through engaging activities, we delved into the specific aspects of leadership that we aim to foster. We recognized the importance of instilling qualities such as communication, problem-solving, empathy, and resilience, as these attributes form the foundation of effective leadership.

To make the activities relatable and enjoyable for the students, we brainstormed a range of age-appropriate initiatives. These included team-building exercises that promote collaboration and trust among students. We also considered organizing class monitor rotations, where each student would have the opportunity to take on different leadership responsibilities, allowing them to experience various roles within the classroom setting.

Being situated in Lahore, we acknowledged the diverse socio-economic backgrounds of our students and the importance of creating an inclusive environment. To address this, we explored ways to provide equal opportunities for participation and ensure that all students can benefit from the leadership development activities.

In terms of assessment, we discussed implementing both qualitative and quantitative methods to measure the impact of our efforts. Qualitative evaluations would involve observing changes in students' behavior and attitudes, while quantitative data would help track improvements in their leadership skills over time.

Furthermore, we highlighted the value of parental involvement and community support in reinforcing the leadership skills learned in school. Engaging parents through regular updates, workshops, and seminars would foster a collaborative approach to character development.

3. What did you find about the problem in the existing literature (books / articles / websites)?  (Explore books and online resources to know what and how has been already done regarding this problem)

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4. What were the major variables / construct of your project? Give definitions / description from literature. (05 marks) (What are the key terms in your topic or study? what do you mean of these terms? What particular meaning you will attach to the term when used in this project?)

The major variables in the project focused on developing leadership skills among fourth-grade students through engaging activities are as follows:

Dependent Variable

Leadership Skills

The dependent variable in this study refers to the leadership skills of fourth-grade students. Leadership skills encompass a set of qualities and abilities that enable individuals to guide, motivate, and collaborate with others effectively. These skills include communication, decision-making, problem-solving, teamwork, empathy, adaptability, and the ability to take initiative and lead by example.

Independent Variables

Engaging Activities

Engaging activities are the independent variables in this study. These activities were carefully designed to promote and enhance leadership skills among fourth-grade students. The engaging activities included team-building challenges, class projects, role-playing scenarios, reflective journaling, community service projects, and leadership book club sessions.

Learning Environment

The learning environment, both in the classroom and during the engaging activities, is another independent variable. The positive and supportive learning environment plays a significant role in fostering leadership skills among students, encouraging them to explore their potential and take on leadership roles.

Curriculum Integration

The integration of leadership development activities into the curriculum is an independent variable. By incorporating leadership-oriented activities into the regular academic curriculum, the study aims to create a holistic approach to leadership development.

5. What did you want to achieve in this research project? (05 marks) (Objective / purpose of the study; what was the critical question that was tried to be answered in this project)

Objective/Purpose of of Study

• Developing Leadership skills through engaging activities among 4 grade student
• Observe significant difference in skills level before and after engaging activities
• Observe relation between Leadership skills and engaging activities

Research Question

• How to develop Leadership skills through engaging activities among 4th  class students?

6. Who were the participants in your project?  (Give details of the individuals or groups who were focused in this project e.g. the early-grade students whose handwriting in Urdu was not good or the students of class VIII who did not have good communication skills)

The participants in this project were fourth-grade students. The project's primary focus was on nurturing leadership skills in this specific age group through a series of engaging activities. The activities aimed to promote communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and decision-making abilities in these students, empowering them to become confident and empathetic leaders. Educators played a crucial role in facilitating the activities, while the school staff contributed to the coordination and organization of the project. The students were divided into smaller groups for team-building challenges, class projects, and role-playing scenarios, allowing them to experience leadership roles in various contexts. Additionally, community service projects provided opportunities for the students to engage with local community members, developing a sense of responsibility and the importance of servant leadership. Overall, the project's main beneficiaries and participants were the fourth-grade students, with educators, school staff, and community members offering support and guidance throughout the process.

7. How did you try to solve the problem?

(Narrate the process step-wise. Procedure of intervention and data collection)

The first step in solving the problem of developing leadership skills among fourth-grade students was to design a series of engaging activities. These activities were carefully chosen to promote leadership qualities such as communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and decision-making. Each activity was tailored to be age-appropriate and align with the learning objectives.

Obtaining consent and support

Before implementing the intervention, consent was sought from the school administration, teachers, and parents of the participating students. Their support was crucial for the successful execution of the project.

Baseline assessment

To measure the initial level of leadership skills in the students, a baseline assessment was conducted. This assessment involved self-assessment questionnaires for students and evaluations by teachers to gather a comprehensive understanding of each student's leadership abilities.

Implementation of engaging activities

The engaging activities were introduced into the classroom setting over a designated period. These activities included team-building challenges, class projects, role-playing scenarios, reflective journaling, community service projects, and leadership book club sessions. The students were divided into groups, and each activity was facilitated by the educators.

Data collection

 Throughout the intervention period, data was collected to assess the impact of the engaging activities on the students' leadership skills. Various data collection methods were employed, such as

• Observations

Educators observed the students' interactions, decision-making, and leadership behaviors during the activities.

 Students were encouraged to provide feedback on their experiences and the impact of the activities on their leadership development.

Reflective Journals

 Students maintained reflective journals, documenting their thoughts and progress as emerging leaders.

• Assessments

Regular assessments were conducted to gauge improvements in leadership skills over time.

Post-Intervention assessment

After the completion of the engaging activities, a post-intervention assessment was conducted. Similar to the baseline assessment, this evaluation involved self-assessment questionnaires and teacher evaluations to measure the growth in leadership skills among the students.

Data Analysis

The data collected from the pre and post-intervention assessments, observations, feedback, and other sources were analyzed to determine the effectiveness of the engaging activities in developing leadership skills among the fourth-grade students. Statistical analysis was employed to identify any significant differences in leadership skill levels before and after the intervention.

Drawing conclusions and recommendations

 Based on the data analysis, conclusions were drawn regarding the impact of the engaging activities on the students' leadership development. Any correlations between specific activities and skill improvements were identified. Finally, recommendations were made for further enhancing leadership development programs for young students.

8. What kind of instrument was used to collect the data? How was the instrument developed? (For example: observation, rating scale, interview, student work, portfolio, test, etc.)

The data in this study focused on developing leadership skills among fourth-grade students through engaging activities was collected using the following instruments:

Observation

Observation was a primary data collection method in this study. Educators and researchers observed the students' behaviors, interactions, decision-making, and leadership qualities during the engaging activities. Through direct observation, valuable insights were gathered on how students demonstrated leadership skills and collaborated with their peers.

Teacher Evaluations

Teachers played a crucial role in guiding and observing students during the engaging activities. They provided evaluations and feedback on the students' leadership behaviors, progress, and areas for improvement. Teacher evaluations were based on their observations and interactions with the students during the activities.

Students were encouraged to maintain reflective journals throughout the intervention period. These journals allowed students to express their thoughts, experiences, and personal growth as emerging leaders. The reflective journals provided qualitative data about their leadership journey and the impact of the engaging activities on their development.

Feedback Sessions

Informal feedback sessions were held with the students to gather their thoughts and impressions about the engaging activities. These sessions provided additional qualitative insights into their experiences and reflections on the leadership development process.

The development of these instruments involved careful consideration of the research objectives and the specific leadership qualities targeted for improvement. The reflective journal prompts were crafted to encourage students to reflect on their experiences as leaders and the impact of the activities on their development.

9. What were the findings and conclusion? (Provide instruments and analysis as appendix)

The findings of the study on developing leadership skills among fourth-grade students through engaging activities are based on the data collected through observation, teacher evaluations, reflective journals, and feedback sessions. The data analysis focused on identifying changes in the students' leadership skills before and after participating in the engaging activities. Additionally, correlations between specific engaging activities and leadership skill improvements were explored.

• Identified improved communication and collaboration among students during team-building challenges and class projects.
• Noted increased confidence and initiative-taking in students who participated in role-playing scenarios and leadership book club sessions.
• Observed enhanced problem-solving and decision-making skills in students involved in reflective journaling and community service projects.
• Teachers reported significant growth in leadership qualities such as empathy, adaptability, and responsibility among students.
• Positive feedback was received about the students' ability to work as a team and effectively lead their peers during various activities.
• Students expressed a deeper understanding of their own leadership strengths and areas for improvement through their reflective journals.
• Many students highlighted the positive impact of engaging activities on their confidence and willingness to take on leadership roles.

Based on the analysis of the data, the study concludes that engaging activities designed to develop leadership skills have a positive impact on fourth-grade students. The intervention successfully improved various aspects of leadership, including communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and decision-making abilities. Students demonstrated increased self-confidence, empathy, and adaptability, essential qualities for effective leadership. The curriculum integration of leadership development activities proved beneficial in creating a holistic approach to fostering leadership skills in young learners.

The study's findings emphasize the importance of providing engaging and age-appropriate activities in the educational curriculum to cultivate leadership potential in early stages. The positive outcomes observed in this study support the notion that leadership skills can be nurtured through purposeful and interactive interventions. However, it is essential to acknowledge that the study's limitations might include the small sample size and the specific context of the school or classroom where the intervention was conducted.

10. Summary of the Project (05 marks) (What and how was the research conducted – main objective, process and findings)

The main objective of the project was to develop leadership skills among fourth-grade students through engaging activities. The research was conducted by designing and implementing various interactive activities, including team-building challenges, class projects, role-playing scenarios, reflective journaling, community service projects, and leadership book club sessions. Data was collected using observation, teacher evaluations, reflective journals, and feedback sessions.

• Observations showed improved communication, collaboration, problem-solving, and decision-making skills during engaging activities.
• Teacher evaluations indicated significant growth in leadership qualities, such as empathy, adaptability, and responsibility, among students.
• Reflective journals revealed students' deeper understanding of their leadership strengths and areas for improvement.
• Students demonstrated increased self-confidence, empathy, and adaptability, crucial qualities for effective leadership.

The project concluded that engaging activities have a positive impact on developing leadership skills in fourth-grade students. The intervention successfully enhanced various aspects of leadership, empowering students to become more confident and empathetic leaders. The findings highlight the importance of integrating leadership development activities into the curriculum to foster leadership potential in early stages. However, the study acknowledges the limitations, such as the small sample size and specific context, and suggests further research to validate the results in diverse settings.

11. How do you feel about this practice? What have you learnt? (self-reflection)

12. What has it added to your professional skills as a teacher?

13. List the works you cited in your project (follow the APA manual – 6 th Edition). (05 marks) Examples of format are available on websites.

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• SEMESTER SPRING, 2023
• Theme : Soft Skills Sub - themes
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B.ed 8613 Manual Research Project

The aim of the research project would be to involve student teachers in the action research process. Action research helps student teachers ask questions, gather data, initiate symptoms, and choose a course of action.

A research project can help them understand a specific problem or event while strengthening their understanding of the learning process. They find first-hand understanding

• the way in which the criteria for carrying out the study are linked,
• develop an understanding and appreciation of how knowledge develops and
• adds a contribution to the body of current knowledge.

The objective of the action research project will be to solve a problem or improve educational practice in a local environment. The result of action research. The project can provide an immediate solution to a problem at the school or classroom level.

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What is not action research?

• Action research is not library work where we learn about a topic that interests us.
• Action research is not an attempt to find out what is wrong, rather it is a search for knowledge about ways to improve a particular practice/situation.
• research is not about examining individuals or finding all the available details about a topic that is looking for the right answers. Action research involves individuals working to improve their skills, techniques, and techniques.
• Action research is not about learning exactly how we do certain things. But it’s about how we can do things better. It is about how we can change our school education to influence student learning.

8613 Manual Research Project theme subthemes topics 2020

Following this theme, the theme and associated sub-themes for the implementation of the research project (C-8613) for the fall semester 2020 will be as follows:

Theme: Promoting the well-being of children

Well-being can be defined as a psychological construct on people’s perception that their life is going well and that they are getting everything that will help them lead a better life. Well-being is an experience of happiness and prosperity. This includes good mental health, high satisfaction with life, and meaning or purpose. More generally, well-being is simply about feeling good.

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Well-being is the result, the result of various inputs. Teachers and parents share responsibility for the development of children’s personalities. Their behavior and the experiences they provide to children play a key role in holistic child development. Some areas of child protection are meant to guide you (but not just them). Students and their supervisors are asked to design their action research to identify a single sub-theme and some of the interventions that address those sub-themes and how those interventions affected the identified wellness domain.

• Children’s self-awareness and self-efficacy
• Self-regulation behavior
• Logical reasoning / problem solving
• To make choices
• Focus on effort rather than skill
• Learn mastery rather than content
• do you like to
• Respect others
• Self control
• Accept faults and mistakes

Prospective teachers are encouraged to do their own research on the children who live with them. Action research should be a top priority for researchers. but in the absence of children at home, they may be allowed to perform content analysis taking into account the current situation, data collection or field notes are not recommended. However, students will have to submit their work on a prescribed textbook, so it is necessary to solve all the problems available in the textbook.

B.ed and 8613 Research Project Manual Book pdf Download 2020

Allama Iqbal Open University sends books to students’ addresses upon receipt confirmation. But sometimes due to some problems the books do not reach the address or come late, students can download all their books in pdf from AIOU website.

The books did not appear this time because of Covid-19, but the workshop began. As you know, the code B.ed 8613 is a manual of research projects. Completing a seminar without a book has no benefit, because in the B.ed 8613 research project seminar, the facilitator explains how to choose a manual research project in book 8613.

If your workshop has started and you do not have the 8613 Handbook Search Project Book, you can download the 8613 Handbook Research Project Book in pdf format by clicking on the link below.

B.ed 8613 Research project manual The book document (document) is Download 2020

Allama Iqbal Open University asked students to write and submit a book for research project 8613.

Students are asked how to write a B.ed 8613 research project book. To write and write the research project manual code 8613, students must have a 8613 research project manual in doc / (document) format. one word.

By modifying the textbook or project module of the 8613 textbook research project, students will be able to write all the answers to the questions in the book.

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About the subject cited above, the theme and related sub-themes for conducting a research project (C-8613) for Spring 2023 semester will be as follows:

Soft Skills

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To access a sample research project on the theme of Soft Skills and its sub-themes, please click on your desired sub-theme for the AIOU 8613 Research Project.

• Time management
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AIOU 8613 Research Project Topics 2023 Solved Pdf Download Flexibility and Adaptability Hard skills are related to specific technical knowledge and training while soft skills are personality traits (some of them are enlisted above).

A successful professional in this modern-day world requires both hard and soft skills. Schools are meant to transform students and develop them holistically for future life, so they are responsible for developing all kinds of skills among their students required in their future workplaces.

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AIOU 8613 Research Project Topics 2023 Solved Pdf Download The primary objective of the Research Project is to involve student-teachers in the action research process. This engagement enables them to go through a cycle that involves collecting data, formulating inquiries, reflecting on their findings, and determining a suitable course of action.

By undertaking research projects, students can gain a deeper understanding of specific issues or phenomena while also enhancing their grasp of the research process.

Leadership:

• The impact of leadership development programs on leadership skills among secondary school students.
• Exploring the relationship between leadership skills and academic achievement in secondary school students.
• Assessing the influence of student leadership positions on personal growth and self-confidence.
• The role of leadership in promoting a positive school culture and student engagement.
• Investigating the gender differences in leadership aspirations and development among secondary school students.
• Examining the effectiveness of peer mentoring programs in fostering leadership skills among secondary school students.
• The impact of leadership training on students’ transition to higher education and future careers.
• Analyzing the challenges and opportunities for student leaders in a diverse secondary school environment.
• Exploring the role of leadership in extracurricular activities and community service among secondary school students.
• Investigating the relationship between leadership skills and social-emotional development in secondary school students.
• The benefits and challenges of collaborative learning in secondary school classrooms.
• Investigating the impact of teamwork on academic achievement and problem-solving skills among secondary school students.
• Assessing the effectiveness of team-building activities in enhancing collaboration among secondary school students.
• Exploring the influence of team dynamics on student motivation and engagement in group projects.
• Analyzing the role of communication and active listening skills in successful teamwork among secondary school students.
• The impact of diverse team compositions on creativity and innovation among students.
• Examining the relationship between team cohesion and student satisfaction in secondary school settings.
• Investigating strategies for resolving conflicts and promoting effective communication within student teams.
• The influence of teamwork on social skills development and peer relationships among secondary school students.
• Exploring the impact of team-based assessments on student learning outcomes and overall academic performance.

Time Management:

• The relationship between time management skills and academic success among secondary school students.
• Exploring the impact of technology on time management practices and study habits among students.
• Assessing the effectiveness of time management workshops in improving academic performance in secondary school.
• Time management strategies for balancing academic workload, extracurricular activities, and personal responsibilities.
• The influence of procrastination on time management and its effects on student achievement.
• Examining the role of self-regulation and goal-setting in developing effective time management skills among students.
• The impact of time management interventions on student stress levels and overall well-being.
• Analyzing the time management challenges faced by secondary school students in remote learning environments.
• Exploring the relationship between time management skills and student motivation in secondary school settings.
• Investigating the link between time management skills and successful transition to higher education.

Decision Making:

• Exploring the decision-making processes of secondary school students in choosing their academic paths.
• The impact of decision-making skills on academic planning and goal-setting among students.
• Analyzing the role of self-efficacy and self-awareness in effective decision-making among secondary school students.
• The influence of decision-making styles on academic performance and satisfaction in secondary school.
• Examining the factors that influence secondary school students’ choices regarding extracurricular activities.
• The role of career guidance and counseling in supporting informed decision-making among students.
• Investigating the decision-making strategies of secondary school students in course selection and subject choices.
• The impact of decision-making interventions on students’ confidence and resilience in secondary school.
• Exploring the influence of ethical considerations on decision-making among secondary school students.
• Investigating the decision-making processes of secondary school students regarding future education and career paths.

Conflict Resolution:

• The role of conflict resolution skills in promoting positive peer relationships among secondary school students.
• Analyzing the impact of conflict resolution training on student satisfaction and social-emotional well-being.
• Investigating the conflict resolution strategies employed by secondary school students in interpersonal relationships.
• The influence of cultural diversity on conflict resolution approaches among students.
• Examining the effectiveness of peer mediation programs in reducing conflicts and bullying incidents in schools.
• The impact of restorative justice practices on conflict resolution and student disciplinary processes.
• Analyzing the factors that contribute to conflicts among secondary school student groups and clubs.
• The role of emotional intelligence in conflict resolution and empathy among students.
• Exploring the relationship between conflict resolution skills and academic engagement in secondary school.
• Investigating the effectiveness of conflict resolution interventions in promoting a positive school climate.

Work Ethics:

• The influence of work ethics on academic integrity and honesty among secondary school students.
• Analyzing the relationship between work ethics and student motivation in secondary school settings.
• Investigating the impact of work ethics education on ethical decision-making among students.
• Exploring the role of work ethics in promoting responsibility and accountability among secondary school students.
• The influence of work ethics on student engagement in extracurricular activities and community service.
• Assessing the perception of secondary school students regarding the importance of work ethics in their academic journey.
• The impact of work ethics on teamwork and collaboration among student groups and clubs.
• Examining the ethical considerations in academic research and project work among secondary school students.
• The role of mentors and role models in instilling work ethics and professionalism among students.
• Investigating the relationship between work ethics and future career success among secondary school students.

Attention to Details:

• The influence of attention to detail on academic performance and achievement among secondary school students.
• Assessing the impact of attention to detail on written assignments, presentations, and project work.
• Exploring strategies for improving attention to detail in note-taking and information processing among students.
• The role of attention to detail in scientific experiments and laboratory work among secondary school students.
• Analyzing the influence of attention to detail on critical reading and comprehension skills in secondary school.
• Investigating the relationship between attention to detail and academic integrity among students.
• The impact of attention to detail on accuracy and precision in data collection and analysis.
• Examining the attention to detail challenges faced by secondary school students in online learning environments.
• The influence of attention to detail on the quality of student contributions in class discussions and debates.
• Assessing the perception of secondary school students regarding the importance of attention to detail in their academic and personal lives.

Problem-Solving:

• The impact of problem-solving skills on academic performance and critical thinking abilities among secondary school students.
• Analyzing the relationship between problem-solving abilities and innovation among students.
• Exploring problem-solving strategies employed by secondary school students in academic and real-life contexts.
• Investigating the influence of creativity on problem-solving approaches and outcomes among students.
• The role of technology in enhancing problem-solving skills and digital literacy among secondary school students.
• Assessing the impact of problem-based learning on student engagement and problem-solving abilities.
• The influence of problem-solving interventions on student persistence and academic success.
• Examining the problem-solving challenges faced by secondary school students in interdisciplinary projects.
• The role of metacognitive strategies in developing effective problem-solving skills among students.
• Investigating the relationship between problem-solving skills and future career success among secondary school students.
• The role of curiosity in promoting active learning and inquiry-based education among secondary school students.
• Analyzing the impact of curiosity-driven research projects on student engagement and motivation in secondary school.
• Exploring strategies for cultivating curiosity and fostering a love for learning among students.
• Investigating the influence of curiosity on information-seeking behaviors and independent study habits.
• The Role of Curiosity in interdisciplinary learning and knowledge integration among secondary school students.
• Assessing the perception of secondary school students regarding the importance of curiosity in their academic journey.
• The impact of curiosity on student-driven projects and exploration of new subjects.
• Examining the relationship between curiosity and critical thinking skills among secondary school students.
• Investigating the factors that enhance or hinder curiosity in secondary school students.
• Exploring the influence of curiosity on student career exploration and decision-making processes.

The Research Project is structured as an activity-based course, where student-teachers are required to complete the project under the guidance of a supervisor. To familiarize students with the concept and methodology of action research, a 3-day workshop will be conducted. During this workshop, students will be assigned their supervisors, and it is recommended that the research topic be finalized at this time.

Regular one-on-one meetings between the student-teachers and their supervisors will take place to monitor progress and determine the way forward. A minimum of nine meetings will be scheduled, based on mutual agreement between the supervisor and the student-teachers.

It is mandatory for the student-teachers to complete the work (booklet) within the specified timeframe and submit it to the regional office with the supervisor’s approval. Only students who have attended at least 80% of the workshop sessions will be permitted to submit their reports to the regional offices.

To ensure effective supervision, each supervisor will be assigned a maximum of 25 students at a time. However, in exceptional cases, the number of students may be increased with prior approval from the Chairman of the Department of Early Childhood Education and Elementary Teacher Education.

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