The effectiveness of the seven steps model in developing the creative thinking skills of the first grade secondary students in the area of ​​Tabuk

Abstract

The objective of the study was to reveal the effectiveness of the seven steps model in developing the creative thinking skills of the first grade secondary students in the area of ​​Tabuk. In order to achieve the goal, the researcher used the semi-experimental method with tribal and post-tribal design. The sample consisted of students of the first grade of secondary school in the 26th secondary school in Tabuk region. The sample number was (60) students, 30 students for the experimental group, 30 students for the control group, For students, the Torrance test for creative thinking was used. Figure (B). A sample of 30 students was tested and the Torrance test for innovative thinking was calculated using the Pearson coefficient. B The study showed that there were statistically significant differences at the level of α 0, 0.01 between the mean scores of the experimental group, which obtained an average of (138.8) and the control group, which obtained an average of (101.6) The study recommended the use of different models and strategies for the development of creative thinking skills and the implementation of the seven steps model by the educational departments, schools and concerned bodies for their effectiveness in their development. Mechanism of the seven model steps in the development of the skills of creative thinking in primary school, and to conduct a study to determine the effectiveness model of the seven steps in the development of other thinking, such as thinking over cognitive skills.