February 16, 2024 Journal article Open Access

Simegn Alemneh & Girma Gebrie

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    <subfield code="a">&lt;p&gt;The Objective of this study is to examine the role of Project-Based Learning in improving the writing and subwriting&lt;br&gt;
abilities (content, organization of ideas, word choice and use, language use, and Mechanism) of&lt;br&gt;
Amharic-speaking students. To achieve the objective, a quasi-Experimental method was employed and supported&lt;br&gt;
by Quantitative research analyses. The study includes 10th grade students in schools aged 16 to 19 Participants&lt;br&gt;
from Nigus Teklehaymanot General Secondary and Preparatory School in Debremarkos City, East Gojam Zone,&lt;br&gt;
Amhara Region, Ethiopia. The data obtained from the participants were analyzed by independent sample t-test&lt;br&gt;
and multivariate analysis (MANOVA) methods. According to the results, the overall writing ability and subwriting&lt;br&gt;
abilities scores of the experimental group were found to be significantly (p.05) better than the overall&lt;br&gt;
writing ability and sub-writing abilities scores of the controlled group. Thus, the study showed that project-based&lt;br&gt;
learning has a significant role in improving students&amp;rsquo; overall and sub-writing abilities. The results also indicate&lt;br&gt;
that the role of project-based learning in the learning process of writing is high. Therefore, it is suggested that the&lt;br&gt;
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