Bachelorarbeit, 2010
84 Seiten, Note: 1.0
This research work aims to investigate the level of use and effectiveness of various teaching methods in economics within Lagos state secondary schools. It explores the relationship between teaching methods, teacher qualifications, student attitudes, and academic achievement in economics.
Chapter One: Introduction: This chapter lays the groundwork for the research by establishing the context of teaching economics in secondary schools. It highlights the need for effective teaching methods to cultivate student interest and improve learning outcomes. The chapter introduces the problem statement, focusing on the relationship between teaching methods, teacher competence, and student achievement. It outlines the research objectives, questions, and hypotheses, specifically investigating the effectiveness of various teaching methods (problem-solving, discussion, demonstration, role-playing, oral exposition/lecture, discovery, and case study) and their impact on student performance. The limitations of the study, focusing on a specific geographical area (Surulere Local Government, Lagos State), are also clearly defined. The chapter emphasizes the crucial role of appropriate teaching methods in achieving educational goals, underscoring the connection between effective teaching and positive learning outcomes.
Teaching methods, economics education, secondary schools, student achievement, teacher effectiveness, academic performance, Lagos State, methodology, learning outcomes, student attitudes.
This research investigates the effectiveness of various teaching methods in economics within Lagos state secondary schools. It explores the relationship between teaching methods, teacher qualifications, student attitudes, and academic achievement in economics.
The key themes include the effectiveness of different teaching methods in economics, the impact of teacher qualifications and experience, the influence of student attitudes on learning outcomes, the correlation between teaching methods and student academic performance, and the role of appropriate teaching methods in fostering effective learning.
The research investigates the effectiveness of several teaching methods including problem-solving, discussion, demonstration, role-playing, oral exposition/lecture, discovery, and case study.
The study is limited to Surulere Local Government in Lagos State.
While not explicitly stated in the provided summary, the research aims to determine the effectiveness of various teaching methods and their impact on student performance. Specific research questions and hypotheses are detailed in Chapter One.
A key limitation is the geographical focus on Surulere Local Government, Lagos State. Other limitations may be detailed in Chapter One.
The research includes an introduction (Chapter One), which details the background, problem statement, purpose, research questions, hypotheses, and limitations. Further chapters (not summarized here) likely delve deeper into the methodology and findings.
The provided text does not include the research findings. Chapter summaries would offer a detailed overview of the results of each chapter, upon completion of the research.
Keywords include: Teaching methods, economics education, secondary schools, student achievement, teacher effectiveness, academic performance, Lagos State, methodology, learning outcomes, student attitudes.
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