The Relationship Between Preakfast and Academic Achievement of First-Year Primary School Students from the Perspective of Female Teachers: an Applied Study on Schools in the City of Zuwara

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Salima Muammar

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The aim of the research is to: identify the relationship between breakfast and academic achievement among students in the first part of basic education from the teachers’ point of view, a study on schools in the city of Zuwara. The questionnaires were distributed to a sample of (60) female teachers from the first part of basic education in the city of Zuwara. To achieve the research objectives and analyze the data collected from the sample items, many statistical methods were used from the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) version 26, which are represented by the Cronbach's alpha coefficient, Pearson's correlation coefficient, Spearman-Brown correlation coefficient, relative distribution, arithmetic mean, standard deviation and t-test for one sample. It was concluded that the sample members agree that breakfast increases understanding and comprehension, and thus increases academic achievement. Breakfast increases activity, and thus increases academic achievement. Breakfast also increases health, and thus increases academic achievement. It improves performance, and thus increases academic achievement. The health dimension is one of the most important dimensions of breakfast that is related to academic achievement. (Understanding and comprehension) comes in second place, and (performance) comes in third place. As for (activity), 


 

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معمر س. (2024). The Relationship Between Preakfast and Academic Achievement of First-Year Primary School Students from the Perspective of Female Teachers: an Applied Study on Schools in the City of Zuwara. University of Zawia -Faculty of Arts Journal, 24(1), 15–34. Retrieved from http://journals.zu.edu.ly/index.php/UZFAJ/article/view/890
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Education and Psychology
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Salima Muammar, University of Zawia

Salima Muammar

Department of Psychology - Faculty of Education Zuwara - University of Zawia

Zawia - Libya