EFFECT OF PRINCIPAL MANAGEMENT SKILLS ON TEACHERS PERFORMANCE INN SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL IN YOLA SOUTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF ADAMAWA STATE
Abstract
This research was carried out to investigate the effect ofprincipal management skills on teach
er performance in senior secondary school in Yola South Local Government Area of Adamawa
State. The project examines the principal management skills practices as correlates of senior
secondary school teachers' job performance. In this research work,the study is five (5) respon
dents consists of two (2) principals and three (3) teachers in both Government and private s
econdary schools. The researchers use proportional stratified and random sampling technique
for the selection of the two education zones while simple random sampling technique to sam
ple teachers, the entire population of principal in the sample are 35 are used for the study.
The research instrument used for the study was principal supervisory questionnaire (PSPQ) an
d teachers jobs performance questionnaire (TJPQ) and used for the collection of dlata from t
he respondent. The data collected from respondents were analyzed with distribution table and
analyzed using descriptive statistical toll of mean and standard deviation to answer the rese
arch questions while linear regression analysis will be use to test the hypothesis at 0.05% lev
el of significance. The finding of the analysis shows that principals planning skills, principal or
ganizing skills, principal controlling skill,principal directing skill, principal coordinating skill, and
teacher lesson plan improved students performance in secondary schools of Yola South local
Government, Adamawa State.The study further recommends that senior secondary schools prin
cipals should ensure effective supervision of instruction through better skills.
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