The effectiveness of the Self-Regulated Learning strategy in teaching the vocational training course to develop the skills of a Creative Problem Solving technical among industrial secondary school students

The reality of teaching professional training courses in the decoration specialization in the industrial secondary school indicates that the curricula focus on knowledge for themselves without exploiting the mental capabilities of students in processing, operating and employing knowledge. By informing the researcher of a number of previous researches and studies, he found that it emphasizes the modularity of the teaching process followed in teaching technological subjects, both theoretical and practical, and that it depends on the culture of filing, and is not concerned with the culture of creativity. Therefore, the research problem is represented in : The low creative skills of the problems among students who specialize in decoration and advertising in the industrial secondary school, which necessitates the necessity of searching for teaching methods and strategies aimed at developing them. So the aim of the research is to : Develop the skills of the creative solution to the professional problems of these students, and among the research procedures: Determine the skills and components of the creative solution to the problems required to be developed by the students - Selecting the scientific content and preparing the teacher's guide according to the self-organization - Building and controlling the research tool - Defining the basic research sample and dividing it To two groups (experimental and controlling) - applying the research tool prior to the individual sample - teaching the unit (paints) to students of the experimental group using the Self-Regulated Learning, and in the usual way for students of the control group - applying the research tool on the dimension of the sample members - data processing Bass Using appropriate statistical methods. This research has reached several results, including: There is a statistically significant difference between the mean scores of students of the experimental group and the control group in the dimensional application of testing the creative solution to the problems as a whole and in its sub-skills separately for the experimental group. There is also a statistically significant difference between the mean scores of students of the experimental group in the pre and post applications to test the creative solution to the problems as a whole and in its sub-skills separately for the benefit of the post application. This confirms that Self-Regulated Learning has a major impact on the development of the creative solution to the problems in the professional training course for second-graders, specializing in decoration and advertising in the industrial secondary school. Among the most important recommendations: Putting the creative solution to the problems in the focus of attention of the curriculum designers and planners, whether when preparing or teaching them in order to develop students' ability to discover and create - the need to train teachers to use modern strategies, including Self-Regulated Learning in teaching, so that the learner becomes an effective participant in the educational process.