Abstract:
The purposes of this research were to compare conceptual knowledge and learning achievement of students studied with different types of reflective blog writing in WebQuest learning activities. The samples were 33 sixth grade students, Watphotong School. They were assigned into two experimental groups. The first group was 15 students studied with WebQuest learning activities using reflective learning logs and the second group was 18 students studied with WebQuest learning activities using reflective complete sentences. The research instruments were 1) WebQuest learning activities, 2) reflective blogs writing, 3) learning achievement test, 4) concept mapping worksheet. Data were analyzed using the descriptive statistics and the t-test. The research findings were summarized as follows : 1. There was found no statistically significant difference at .05 level between posttest scores of students with different types of reflective blogs writing in WebQuest learning activities on conceptual knowledge. 2. There was found no statistically significant difference at .05 level between posttest scores of students with different types of reflective blogs writing upon learning achievement, however, the posttest score was higher than the pretest score at the .05 level of significant.