• Geography Teachers And Students Perception Of Factors Affecting Students Performance In Geography Examination

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    • 1.3       Purpose of the study
      This research work is basically to identify Geography teachers and students’ perception of factors affecting students’ performance in geography examinations. The purpose of the study will include:
      (1)               To access socio-economic background and its effect on performance of students in geography examinations in senior secondary schools.
      (2)               To evaluate the extent to which teacher qualification and training affect students’ performance in geography examinations in senior secondary schools.
      (3)               To access the extent to which students’ perception of geography affects their performance in geography examinations.
      (4)               To examine the extent to which inadequate teaching and learning materials affect students’ performance in geography examinations.
      1.4       Research questions
      1.                  Does the socio economic background of the students affect the performance of students in geography examinations in Secondary schools?
      2.                  How do (To what extent) teacher qualification and training affect the performance of students in geography examinations in secondary schools?
      3.                  How does students’ perception of geography affect their performance in geography examinations in secondary schools?
      4.                  How does inadequate provision of textbooks affect students’ performance in geography examinations in senior secondary schools?

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    • ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]The summary of this finding is on teachers and students perception of factors affecting  students performance  in Geography Examinations. The study has been able to identify the three hypotheses statement that were tested and rejected using chi-square methods of statistics. Hence, the three hypotheses were rejected.   The  three hypotheses identified the teachers and students  perception of factors  affecting  students  performance  in Geography Examinations. The findings showed that m ... Continue reading---