The Relationship between Digital Divide and Knowledge Sharing for Kindergarten Teachers (A Field Study)

Authors

  • Rama Khalouf Postgraduate Student (Master), Dept. of Child Education, Education Faculty, Latakia University, Syria.
  • Nagham Shabbani Assistant Professor, Dept. of Child Education, Education Faculty, Latakia University, Syria.

Keywords:

Digital Divide, Knowledge Sharing and Kindergarten Teachers

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between digital divide and knowledge sharing for kindergarten teachers. For this purpose, the researcher prepared a questionnaire to measure the digital divide, and scale to measure knowledge sharing. The sample consisted of (155) for kindergarten teachers in Jablah District in first term of (2025-2026). The descriptive approach was used. Teachers` responses were analyzed by (SPSS). The results showed: the size of digital divide is high in field of access, but is (moderate) in field of usage and skills. As for knowledge sharing, the results showed the kindergarten teachers have scored low average on the scale of knowledge sharing.   There is a negative correlative statistical relationship between digital divide and knowledge sharing for kindergarten teachers. Many suggestions were introduced in the light of results: make training courses in field of digital skills for teachers and encourage them to share their ideas and experiences.

 

 

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Author Biographies

  • Rama Khalouf, Postgraduate Student (Master), Dept. of Child Education, Education Faculty, Latakia University, Syria.

      

     

  • Nagham Shabbani, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Child Education, Education Faculty, Latakia University, Syria.

     

     

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Published

2026-07-09

How to Cite

The Relationship between Digital Divide and Knowledge Sharing for Kindergarten Teachers (A Field Study). (2026). Latakia University (formerly Tishreen) Journal for Research and Scientific Studies - Arts Humanities Series, 48(2), 751-773. https://journal.latakia-univ.edu.sy/index.php/humsc/article/view/21690