This study aims at identifying the reality of alternative assessment for teachers of the first cycle of the basic education in the Sultanate of Oman with respect to the degree of teachers' use of alternative assessment strategies, level of self-efficacy for alternative assessment strategies, and attitude towards alternative assessment, and their relationship with other variables. To achieve the aims of the study, a descriptive research approach was utilized. A 5-point self-rated questionnaire was developed. It consists of three sections: Actual use of alternative assessment strategies (21 items), self-efficacy for alternative assessment strategies (21 items), and attitude towards alternative assessment (27 items). The psychometric properties of the questionnaire were examined in terms of validity and reliability. The questionnaire was administered to a sample of (392) teachers teaching grades (1-4) of the first cycle of the basic education from three governorates (Muscat, Batinah North, and Batinah South) in the Sultanate of Oman. Results showed that teachers' use of alternative assessment strategies was high, their level of self-efficacy for alternative assessment strategies was high, and their attitude towards alternative assessment was positive. Also, there were statistically significant differences among teachers in using alternative assessment strategies, level of self-efficacy for alternative assessment strategies, and attitude towards alternative assessment attributed to specialization and training in alternative assessment. However, there were no statistically significant differences among teachers in using alternative assessment strategies, level of self-efficacy for alternative assessment strategies, and attitude towards alternative assessment attributed to years of teaching experience, teaching quorum, and teaching load. The researcher recommends conducting workshops on alternative assessment for the teachers and more research in the area of alternative assessment
الإسھام في عَ وْ د محمود إلی علم المعاني لیحل ّ محلّھ الصحیح في أذھان المتعلّمین وفي الدراسات النقدیة والبلاغیة .وعلم المعاني یرتكز على طورین لا یمكن مفارقة أوّ لھما إذا بقیت الضبابیّة تلفّھ ،لأنھ مفتاح مغالیق الطور الثاني الأھم ، والطوران ھما ) القواعد والأصول ( و)التحلیلاتُ إلى والرؤى البلاغیة (، وقواعد علم المعاني یفارقھا الفھم في أحیان كثیرة ، لذا وجّ ھتقصد المشاع والبسیط من المخزون النحوي لتنحیة خفائھا وف
... Show Moreنتيجة لتزايد القلق إزاء استقرار القطاع المالي عموماً والقطاع المصرفي على وجه الخصوص ، سعت منظمات دولية متخصصة عديدة إلى توافر قواعد ارشادية (مرجعية) Benchmark يمكن الاهتداء بها في تقييم فعالية أنظمة المراقبة المصرفية بعد الإدراك على نطاق واسع أن نقاط الضعف في الأنظمة المصرفية كانت إحدى المسببات الرئيسة للازمات المالية في بلدان عدة خلال العقد الأخير . ونتيجة للعولمة فالأزمات المصرفية التي تحدث في وقتنا هذا ت
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يعد موضوع المحل من المواضيع الشائكة في القانون المدني ، اذ ان هذا الموضوع رغم قدمه الا انه لازال يمثل ارضا خصبة للبحث ، اذ يوجد خلاف حول تحديد الكائن القانوني الذي يعد المحل ركنا فيه ، حيث اختلفت التشريعات في هذه المسألة ، فبعض التشريعات تذهب الى ان المحل ركن في العقد ، وبعضها يذهب الى ان المحل ركن في الالتزام ، وبعضها يذهب الى ان المحل ركن في العقد وركن في الالتزام وقد انتقل هذا الخلاف الى الفقه فظهر فيه عدة اتج
... Show MoreThe physician's commitment to medical insight is affected by several factors that vary from patient to patient in terms of the nature of the disease, the severity of the disease, the age of the patient, and the purpose of undergoing medical intervention. There are circumstances surrounding patients that require the physician to reduce the insight towards them, by concealing medical information. The physician must firmly commit to expanding the scope of his vision to a wider extent than in normal medical work. Therefore, we will discuss in this regard the cases in which medical explanation is reduced and the cases that require confirmation in the following order.
السخرية والمفارقة في شعر احمد مطر
Islamic banking refers to a system of banking or banking activity that is consistent with the principles of the Shari'ah (Islamic rulings) and its practical application through the development of Islamic economics. The principles which emphasise moral and ethical values in all dealings have wide universal appeal. Shari'ah prohibits the payment or acceptance of interest charges (riba) for the lending and accepting of money, as well as carrying out trade and other activities that provide goods or services considered contrary to its principles. While these principles were used as the basis for a flourishing economy in earlier times, it is only in the late 20th century that a number of Islamic banks were formed to provide an alternative basi
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