AMALAN PENGAJARAN PENSYARAH TAHFIZ AL-QURAN DI MALAYSIA TEACHING PRACTICE AMONG TAHFIZ AL-QURAN LECTURER IN MALAYSIA

  • Abdul Rahim M
  • Yussuf A
  • Borham A
  • et al.
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This study was aimed to unveil the perception of lecturers and employers of the lecturers’ teaching practices at Malaysia Tahfiz al-Quran Institution or "Maahad Tahfiz al-Quran Malaysia". This study involved 177 lecturers as samples, and 6 employers from selected maahad tahfiz. To achieve the study’s objective, a set of questionnaires with 10 items was used as an instrument to measure the lecturer’s perception towards teaching practice, while a semi-structured interviews containing 3 questions were used to obtain the views of employers regarding their role. The findings from questionnaire were analyzed descriptively and show as a whole, the level of lecturer’s teaching practice is moderate, with the mean value of 3.69. On the other hand, the results of interviews show that there is a difference in opinion between lecturers and employers in the aspect of diversifying the methods of teaching. Meanwhile the results of the study disclose a significant difference in the level of teaching practices of lecturers, based on academic qualifications, where lecturers holding degrees and higher level will lead to a higher perception (mean=3.74). The implication of this study concludes that teaching practices of lecturers should be enhanced in order to excel the al-Quran memorization education in Malaysia.

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Abdul Rahim, M. M., Yussuf, A., Borham, A. H., & (Author), M. A. K. Z. (2016). AMALAN PENGAJARAN PENSYARAH TAHFIZ AL-QURAN DI MALAYSIA TEACHING PRACTICE AMONG TAHFIZ AL-QURAN LECTURER IN MALAYSIA. Journal of Islamic Education, 1(sp2016), 11–20. https://doi.org/10.22452/jier.sp2016no1.2

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