Social competence and its relation to academic achievement among primary and middle school students

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  • djamel ben nouioua University of Bouira

Keywords:

Social competence, achievement, gender

Abstract

This research aims to study the social competence and its relationship to academic
achievement primary and Secondaryschool, where the descriptive approach was used in order
to measure the level of social competence and reveal the differences between students in
primary and Secondary schoolin the level of social competence according to theirgender and
reveal the relationship of the level of social competence to academic achievement, and the
study sample consisted Of 66 students randomly chosen from among all primary and
intermediate students in the wilaya msila, the scales used in this study was the measure of
social competence, which is a sub-measures of School Social Behavior Scale(ssbs) by Kenneth
W. Merrell (1993) .The scale divided into three dimensions (personal social skills -self-control
skills -academic skills).
We also confirmed the Validity of the scale in terms of internal consistency and
discriminatory honesty. As for Reliability, it was with an alpha Cronbach coefficient of 0.96 for
the scale as a whole, and for sub-measures between 0.88-0.93, which shows that the applied
scale is characterized by high Reliability and Validity
The results for the first question about the level ofsocial competence of the students were high,
As for the second question about the relationship of social competence and academic
achievement, we obtained a high Pearson coefficient value (0.91) which indicates the strength
of the relational relationship.
As for the third question, there are no statistically significant differences for the mean
scores of the social competency scale attributed to the gender variable.

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Published

2020-06-28

How to Cite

ben nouioua, djamel. (2020). Social competence and its relation to academic achievement among primary and middle school students. Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities , 10(01), 418. Retrieved from https://journals.univ-msila.dz/index.php/JOSSH/article/view/4680

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