The Effectiveness of a Training Program to Enhance the Alphabet Pronunciation for Children's With Academic Learning Disabilities
Abstract
The study aims to explore The effectiveness of a training program
to enhance the alphabet pronunciation for children's with academic
learning disabilities, Sample of study consisted from 40 children, both
male and female were Selected intentional way from sources of learning
disabilities Rooms In Mafraq Governorate . The sample was divided
randomly into two groups: (20) children in the experimental group (11
male and 9 female) and 20 children in the control group (10 male and 10
female), the researchers prepared the study tools and semantics validity
and reliability have been extracted. It was using the averages and standard
deviations and (Independent sample T Test). Results indicated the
presence of statistically significant differences at the level of significance
(??0.05) between the two groups (experimental and control) in posttest
measurement of the pronunciation of consonants letters, letters with
movements and the differences for the experimental group. also there's no
statistically significant differences for posttest measurement at the
significance level (??0.05) in the alphabet pronunciation of consonants
letters in the control and experimental groups according to gender. also
there's statistically significant differences for posttest measurement at the
significance level (??0.05) in pronunciation the letters with movements
of the control group according to gender and the differences for females.