Investigating the relationship between the moral climate of the school and teaching styles with academic procrastination in the second secondary students of the 1st district of Zanjan city.
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Seyyed Musa Mousavi, mahmoud kazemy
Abstract In this research, the relationship between school moral climate and teaching styles with academic procrastination was investigated. which is descriptive-correlation type. The statistical population was teachers and students of the second secondary school in Zanjan city, which was estimated using Cochran's formula for 180 teachers and 273 students. To collect data, we used the academic procrastination questionnaire of Solomon and Bloom (1984), Joe Akhli Schulte et al. It was analyzed. The results of the research showed that there is a negative and significant relationship between the moral atmosphere of the school (r=-0.266), facilitating teaching style (r=-0.231) and representative teaching style (r=-0.221) with academic procrastination. . Also, there is a positive and significant relationship between expert teaching style (r=0.259), authoritarian teaching style (r=0.372) and individual teaching style (r=0.054) with academic procrastination. Also, the results show that the predictor variables are able to explain 16 percent of the changes in the criterion variable. Similarly, only moral climate, expert teaching style, and authoritarian teaching style are significant among predictor variables, and individual, facilitating, and representative teaching style variables were removed from the model due to their non-significance. A conclusion can be drawn based on the findings of the research. The school and the teaching style of the teachers play an important role in the academic problems of the students.