• Effect Of Working Mothers On The Educational Development Of Their Children

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    • 1.5 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
      The rate of low academic achievement and lack of moral among the school children in Nigeria are calling for concerted effort to examine the impact of working mothers on their children. These problems have attracted the concerns of the stakeholders in education, family and society. Therefore, this study will provide some insights to all stakeholders in education, family and society by bringing to limelight some basis but unclarified issue regarding the working mothers and their children educational development to that extent, it may hopefully serve as a basis for government in among out with good policy on women who are working and rearing children.  
      1.6   Delimitation of Study
      This study is delimited to the working mothers  who resides within the Alimosho local government area of Lagos State. This will include various categories of working mothers. Alimosho local government  is one of the 20 local government area of Lagos state as recognized by the Federal Government of Nigeria.
      1.7  Limitation of the  Study
      The limitation of  study were as  a  result  of reluctant on the side of the respondents to fill the questionnaire, ignorant of some the respondents. Also the problems of time  constraints and distance  to  be covered by the researcher in the course of carrying out this study.  
      1.8   DEFINITION OF TERMS
      Working mothers: These are women who are mothers and at the same time engage in work.
      Impact: This is the influence a variable has on another variable. In this study, it is the influence that working mothers have on their children educational development.
      Educational Development: This is the qualitative and quantitative development of the children in terms of what they acquire in education.
      NECO : National Examination Council
      WAEC : West Africa Examination Council
      JAMB : Joint Admission and Matriculation Board
      NABTEC: National Business and Technical Educational Council 
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    • ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]This study entitled "The Effect of working Mothers on the Educational Development their Children" was designed to be descriptive survey method. A sample of 49 children was selected for the study. These children were basic six pupils and the scores for the pupils for three years were used. A simple questionnaire was designed to elicit this information. Five hypotheses were raised to guide the study and hypotheses were tested using analyses of variance CANOVA) and regression technique at 0.05 leve ... Continue reading---