Dr. Heider is a PhD Supervisor
Assistant to the President of the University for Administrative Affairs supervises a doctoral thesis in Diyala Basic entitled The impact of an educational curriculum according to Hologram technology in spatial orientation and learning some basic skills of handball
The Faculty of Basic Education at the University of Diyala discussed a doctoral thesis entitled (The impact of an educational curriculum according to Hologram technology in spatial orientation and learning some basic skills of handball) in the specialization of teaching methods of physical education and sports science, under the supervision of Professor Dr. Haider Shaker Mazhar, Assistant to the President of the University for Administrative and Financial Affairs.
The study presented by the student (Ali Ibrahim Ibrahim Hassan Ibrahim) aimed to prepare an educational curriculum based on Hologram technology in spatial orientation and learning some basic handball skills for fifth grade preparatory students, as well as identifying the impact of the educational curriculum based on Hologram technology in spatial orientation and learning some basic handball skills for fifth grade preparatory students. And to identify the preference of the effect in the post-tests between the two groups in spatial orientation and learning some basic handball skills for fifth grade students.
The study reached a number of conclusions, the most prominent of which are: The urgent need to integrate innovative and effective learning techniques such as virtual reality to increase the efficiency of educational programs and achieve tangible improvements in sports performance.
The study recommended the need to design educational and training programs to take into account the individual differences between students by using modern technologies such as .Hologram .which allows customizing education to suit the abilities and skills of all students.
The study suggested conducting similar studies targeting other basic skills and different age groups of male and female students in handball and other events.
