An Investigation Into Academic Indiscipline And Failure Among Secondary School Students In (english Language Mathematics, Igbo Language, Agricultural Science, Economics. Period 2005-2010 (a Case Study Of Nigeria)

This studies an investigation into academic indiscipline and failure among secondary school students (English language mathematics, Igbo, Agric, Economics. period 2005-2011 (a case study of Nigeria) the population of the study consists of five subjects in senior secondary school in Nigeria. A total of nine thousand seven hundred and fifteen (9,7,15) students and about 200 members of the staff were involved. Ten students from each class (JSS1-SSIII) were selected by proportionate stratified random sampling techniques to ensure that relevant features of the population were adequately represented for the second set of sample (staff) the same techniques was used to selected five staff from each school. The instrument used for the data collection was a structured questionnaire section ‘A’ contained personal data of the correspondent eg Name, sex, qualification etc while section ‘B’ contained the structured questionnaire items. The items were structured to reflect four point rating scale of strongly agree (SA), Agree (A) strongly Disagree (SD), and disagree and others like response category. The researchers personally administered the questionnaire. The response code and values are shown below, used in calculating the mean using the formula.    

Title page 

Approval

Certification

Dedication

Acknowledgement

Abstract

Table of contents

CHAPTER ONE: 

INTRODUCTION

Background of study

Statement of the Problems

Purpose of the Study

Significant of the Study

Research Questions

Scope of the study 

Definition of terms 

CHAPTER TWO: 

LITERATURE REVIEW 

Aspects of students indiscipline 

Causes of students indiscipline 

Consequences of students indiscipline 

Strategies of maintaining discipline 

Summary of literature review 

CHAPTER THREE: 

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 

Research design 

Area of the study  

Population of the study 

Sample and sampling techniques 

Development of the instrument 

Method of Data Collection 

Method of Data Analysis 

Validation of instrument 

CHAPTER FOUR:

Data Presentation and data analysis 

CHAPTER FIVE: 

DISCUSSIONS OF FINDINGS, RECOMMENDATIONS, AND SUMMARY 

Discussions 

Conclusion 

Implications 

Recommendations

Suggestion

Limitation of the study

Summary 

References

Appendix