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EVALUATION
OF DISCIPLINARY PROCESS AND IMPLICATION FOR SECONDARY SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION
ABSTRACT
This
research is on the “Evaluation of Disciplinary Process and Implication for
Secondary School Administration” with reference to Ojo Local Educational
District of Lagos State. This research employed 80 student in 4 Secondary
School, Ojo Local Educational District were used for the collection of data and
the data were analyzed by simple percentage Findings reviewed that disciplining
our students are not without its challenges and if school administration is
corrupt the students will also be corrupt. Based on these findings, it could
therefore be stated that derogatory and humiliating words such as dunce, idiot
and the like which generally touch on human dignity should be discouraged by
the school administrator. Also punishments that border on prolonged torture,
threats and retribution should be avoided.
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
1.1
BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY
Child
discipline is as old as the existence of mankind. In the Garden of Eden, Adam
and Eve transgressed Gods law and disciplinary action was taken against them.
Thereafter discipline became an integral part of human growth and development,
hence the proverb “spare the rod and spoil the child”. In fact the Bible
construes the spearing of the rod as an open act of child neglect and hate,
parents therefore are expected to correct or discipline their children. This
means that discipline deals with good behaviour and every society wants its
children to get proper socialization.
In the
recent past there has been an increase in public attention to the problems of
discipline in the country in general and in the secondary school system in
particular. It is quite obvious that this disgraceful and unfortunate incident
to happen pretty often nowadays in our secondary schools of learning for
instance, a principal of a secondary school could be chased out of his own
house with sticks, stones and cutlasses by his own student. This sounds
pathetic as it is ridiculous. Rules and regulations are no longer obeyed in our
secondary schools. It therefore follows that the students do not ant to obey
their teachers and principal and consequently take laws into their hands.
Discipline involves self-control, restraints respect for self and respect for
others. The disciplined person is guided in his behaviour, moral and social
principles and does what is right and good because he believes that such
behaviour is better than actions which ban harm other people.
1.2 PURPOSE OF THE STUDY
The Purpose
of this study therefore is to:
a) Examine the disciplinary approaches on
secondary school students in Ojo Local Educational District.
b) Determine whether the disciplinary processes/strategies
has in any way affects the school administration in Ojo district.
c) Identify the method of change in
disciplinary strategies over the years.
d) Aim at identifying the challenges
confronting teachers experiences with regards to the implementation of the
student discipline regulation.
e) Provide suggestions and recommendations
to the school administrators and how to improve discipline in Ojo secondary
schools.
1.3 STATEMENT OF THE STUDY
This study
sought to investigate the effect disciplinary procedures in Ojo secondary
school administration. It is obvious that students are priceless assets and
most essential elements in education. It is absolutely necessary to direct
students to exhibit acceptable attitude and behaviour within and outside the
school. In an attempt to achieve an organized and peaceful school environment
and maintain law and order, school managements specifies rules and regulations
to guide the activities of members of the educational organization.
In Ojo where
discipline is a serious problem, for example, where students bully others.
Parents of these students, transfers their children to ‘better’ schools outside
the district, and because according to Rigdy (2000) the well behaved usually
perform well so their transfer can affect the overall performance of that
school. Some troublesome students sometimes make teachers react emotionally to
the extent of using punishment which according to McManus (1995) does not
discourage mis-behaviour but rather reinforces the students view of adult as
treacherous”.
1.4 RESEARCH QUESTIONS
This study
was designed to address the following research question:
a) What are the disciplinary approaches on
students of Ojo secondary schools?
b) What is the relationship between students
discipline and school administration?
c) What are the challenges confronting
teachers experience with regards to the implementation of the students
discipline regulation?
d) How prevalence its effect on Ojo local district
school administration?
e) What factors contribute to students’
mis-behaviour in Ojo local education district?
1.5 RESEARCH HYPOTHESES
H1: There is no significant difference between
students discipline and Ojo school administration
H2: There is no significant relationship between
non-conducive environment and discipline approaches in Ojo local education
district.
H3: There is no significant relationship between
disciplinary approaches and the standard of education in Ojo local education
district.
H4: There is no significant relationship between
corruption on the part of the school administrations and disciplinary
strategies in Ojo local education district.
1.6 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
It is hoped
that at the end of this study the findings will: Help the secondary school
administrators know on how best to administer disciplinary strategies on
students. Help the students to be more committed to their academic work, happy
and useful to the society. Help parents to know that a child is brought into
this world so that the society may create or mould him/her accordingly to fit
well into the existing way of life. Help the secondary school administrators
evaluate the proposed rule necessary for the orderly and effective operation of
the school. Serve as a reference material for future and today’s researchers
who may be interested in a similar study.
1.7 SCOPE OF THE STUDY
This
research, while not pretending to provide all the answers to the evaluation of
Disciplinary processes and its implication for secondary school administration.
This research work is limited in scope to randomly selected students, teachers
and parents in Ojo local education district.
1.8
DEFINITION AND CLARIFICATION OF TERMS
Evaluation:- This means finding out or deciding the
value of something.
Discipline:- It involves training the mind and character
to produce self control.
Disciplinary
Process:- This involves the cause of
enforcing discipline.
Implication:- This
is a possible effect or result of an action.
School
Administration:- Process through which policies related to educational
objectives are executed and achieved.
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