When Table 8 is examined, we notice the attitude level of the students in the experimental group towards
mathematic courses averages 12.31, as opposed to 1.50 in the control group. There is a 10.81 point difference in
favor of the experimental group in regards to their attitude level towards mathematic courses. As a result of the
“t” test carried out to learn whether this difference is significant or not, the “t” value has proved to be significant
[t = -0.61; (p=.011 < .05)]. According to this result, the application of the 4MAT teaching model applied to the
experimental group has proved to be more effective than the traditional teaching method in terms of changing the
attitude level of the students towards their course in a positive manner.