PEAJEPS ISNI 0502828001 ISSN : 2789-1941
Vol 4, No 11, January 2024 , pp -
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)12082023
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E-mail address:
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Title in English (Ways to develop the role of a faculty member in promoting the value system of
Palestinian university students in light of the challenges of globalization)
Abstract:
This study was conducted with the aim of uncovering ways to develop the role of the faculty member in
promoting the value system of Palestinian university students in light of the challenges of globalization.
The study used two tools: a questionnaire consisting of (44) items distributed into three areas represented
in the role of the faculty member in consolidating scientific values Social values and personal values, and
the questionnaire was applied to a sample of Palestinian university students, whose number reached
(100) students, and an interview was held with a sample of (8) faculty members to develop their role in
promoting values in light of the challenges of globalization, and the study reached conclusions, including
that The role of faculty members in establishing scientific, personal and social values was to a small degree
and with relative weight (46.20%), and the results showed that there are no statistically significant
differences in the responses of the study sample individuals due to the study variables (gender, academic
level, college) and the study recommended that a portion should be allocated From evaluating faculty
members to the degree of strengthening the value system, highlighting the effects of globalization, and
training faculty members to develop plans and strategies that help them effectively contribute to
consolidating the value system among students, and training them on the effects of Globalization concerns
the educational field, directing part of the research activities and graduation projects for students towards
the topic of values, the challenges of globalization and its repercussions on society.
Keywords:(faculty member, values system, university students, ways of development, challenges of globalization)
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