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Social Studies Teachers View Of The Introduction Of Religion And National Values Curriculum In Upper Basic Education
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Research Question 6-7
6. The inclusion of introduction of Religion and Natural value has direct influence on students academic
7. Religion and National values lag students behind in all other subject in schools.
The above table shows that 90 represents 70% both agreed and strongly Agreed of direct influence while 35 represents 30% for Disagree and strongly Disagree, while, item 7 for 94 represent for 75.2% and 31 represents 24.8% for disagree and strongly disagree respectively.
Research Question 8-12
8. Competent and Dedicated Teachers available for Teaching Religion and National value.
9. Non-Qualify handling The Religion and National value in schools
10. Enough facilities readily available for Teaching Religion and National Values in J.S.S classes.
11. Parent Cooperation with teachers on introduction of Religion and National Values is needed.
12. Provision of Adequate material for Teaching subject is needed by the government.
The details of the above tables, shows that in item 8, of which 70 or 56%, and 55 or 44%, also item 9 and 10 of which 50 or 40% and 75 or 60%, however, item 11 of which 51 or 40.8% and 32 or 25.6% represent both Agree, strongly Disagreed and Disagreed and strongly disagreed reprehensivelyof each responses item. Result.
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