PRINCIPALS MANAGEMENT ABILITY AND TEACHER'S COMMITMENT TO WORK IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN CALABAR SOUTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, CROSS RIVER STATE

Student: Tabitha Unwauyin Agianpuye
Supervisor: Mr Chrysanthus Adung
HOD: Mr Chrysanthus Adung
Department of Educational Administration and Planning
Education
University of Cross River State, Calabar

Abstract

¢ main purpose of this study was to investigate on Principals Management bilin: and Teacher's Commitment to Work in Secondary Schools in Calabar wh Local Government Area, Cross River State. Four hypotheses were mulated to guide the study. A questionnaire title: “Principal Management iliy and Teachers' Commitment to Work Questionnaire (PMATC WQ)" was signed. validated and administered to two hundred (200) randomly selected incipals and teachers of Senior Secondary students from secondary schools Calabar South Local Government Area, Cross River State. Nigeria. The daia ained was analyzed using Pearson product moment correlation coefficient (.05 level significance. The findings revealed that there is significant @z:.r'onship between principal supervisory ability, principal academic lification. principal’s interpersonal relationship and principal leadership vle and teachers’ commitment to work in secondary schools. It is ommended among other things, that principal should employ good rvisory ability so as to give correct and accurate information to the hers on time to guard against misunderstanding and misinterpretation of rmation and Also principals should adopt interpersonal relationship ilities that could enhance teacher’s commitment to work such as increasing eir commitment and Jjob satisfaction.

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