Effect of Fun Learning Enrichment Program (FLEP) on At-Risk Students’ Motivation and Aspiration to Learn

  • Ishak N
  • Yunos M
  • Amat S
  • et al.
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Abstract

The purpose of this study is to examine effects of the Fun Learning Enrichment Program (FLEP) on motivation and aspiration to learn among population of low-achieving students. The study used quasi experimental design with pre-post control group. A total of 596 students participated in the study for three consecutive years. The students were given a module consisted of 120 fun learning enrichment activities in mathematics and science that promotes self-motivation and aspiration to learn. Results show significant increase in motivation and aspiration to learn among the students after attending the FLEP program. In conclusion, low-achieving students can develop motivation and aspiration to learn when given environment that promotes positive learning experience.

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Ishak, N. M., Yunos, M. M., Amat, S., Abu Bakar, A. Y., & Subhan, M. (2019). Effect of Fun Learning Enrichment Program (FLEP) on At-Risk Students’ Motivation and Aspiration to Learn. Educational Guidance and Counseling Development Journal, 2(2), 39. https://doi.org/10.24014/egcdj.v2i2.8260

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