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Mobile Learning Apps in Moroccan Cities: A Theoretical Framework for Assessing Junior High School Students' Performance Enhancements

Zemen Abraha, Jimma University Mulu Girma, Department of Interdisciplinary Studies, Addis Ababa University Getachew Abera, Haramaya University
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18778315
Published: June 17, 2003

Abstract

Mobile learning apps have become increasingly popular in educational settings around the world, including Morocco. In Ethiopia, where there is a significant focus on education reform and technology integration into classrooms, Moroccan cities are at the forefront of this trend. Theoretical development will be conducted through systematic literature review, expert consultations, and qualitative analysis of existing data sets to identify trends and patterns related to the use of mobile learning apps in educational contexts. The theoretical framework developed will serve as a foundation for future studies aiming to enhance educational outcomes through the use of technology in Moroccan urban schools. Educators and policymakers should consider implementing mobile learning apps alongside traditional teaching methods, with ongoing monitoring and evaluation to ensure their effectiveness.

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Zemen Abraha, Mulu Girma, Getachew Abera (2003). Mobile Learning Apps in Moroccan Cities: A Theoretical Framework for Assessing Junior High School Students' Performance Enhancements. African Journal of Risk Management (Business focus), Vol. 2003 No. 1 (2003). https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18778315

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African GeographyMobile TechnologyEducational ReformTechnological IntegrationQuantitative ResearchQualitative AnalysisInstructional Design

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