THE PROBLEMS OF TEACHING BASIC TECHNOLOGY FOR BETTER STUDENTS PERFORMANCE IN GOVERNMENT DAY SECONDARY SCHOOL, GIREI, GIREI LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, ADAMAWA STATE

Student: Zephaniah Changichi Tibi
Supervisor: Dr Asukwo A. E.
HOD: Prof Patrick D. Chinda
Department of Electrical/Electronics Technology Education
Education
Modibbo Adama University, Yola, Adamawa State

Abstract

14 ABSTRACT The study carried out on the Problems of Teaching Basic Technology for Better Students Performance in Government Day Secondary School, Girei. The study comprises of five chapters. Chapter one which is introduction consists of Background of the study, Statement of the problem, purpose of the study, Research Questions, Significance of the study, Scope of the study as well as Operational Definition of the Terms. Chapter two deals with the review of related literature. The chapter three consists of Research Design, Area of the study, population of the study, sample and Sampling Techniques, Instrument for Data Collection, Validation of Research Instrument, Method of Data Collection as well as Method of Data Analysis. The chapter four of the study deals with data analysis and presentation of the result and the data collected was analyzed and presented in tabular form based on research questions. Finally, the chapter five deals with the summary, discussion of findings, conclusion, and recommendations, suggestions for further studies. It is recommended that; there should be progressive training and retraining of teachers and instructors in line with the areas of skill deficiencies to equip them with professional and technical skills for meeting the training for improving the skills acquisition of teachers. Techers of Basic Technology should update and upgrade their knowledge and practical skills in order to effectively teach their students due to the modernization. The Ministry of Education should provide modern equipments for the teaching of Basic Technology in secondary schools

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