• Title of article

    Interpersonal Teacher Skill and It’s Relationship with Students’ Academic Achievement

  • Author/Authors

    MUSA, KHALIP Universiti Pendidikan, Sultan Idris Kampus - Fakulti Pengurusan dan Ekonomi, Malaysia , ABD. HALIM, HARIZA Maktab Rendah Sains MaraTun Abdul Razak, Malaysia

  • From page
    89
  • To page
    99
  • Abstract
    This study examined the relationship between teachers’ interpersonal skill and academic achievement of gifted students. A quantitative study using a survey method to collect data. The study involved four Mara Science Junior Colleges (MSJC) in the state of Pahang with 226 students involved as respondents. There are eight types of interpersonal skills teacher suggested by the particular model. Descriptive analysis (mean) indicated that the interpersonal skill of teachers was moderate. The correlation test showed that there was no significant relationship between teachers’ interpersonal skill with student academic achievement. However, ANOVA analysis showed that there were significant differences for teachers’ interpersonal skill between MSJCs involved.The study suggested that teachers should apply the interpersonal skills for an improvement of their teaching and learning activities. In gifted student context, the application should take into account of their learning style and source of intrinsics motivation.
  • Keywords
    Interpersonal skills , academic achievement , communication , teaching , learning
  • Journal title
    Malaysian Journal of University Education
  • Journal title
    Malaysian Journal of University Education
  • Record number

    2571775