TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION AS PREDICTOR OF TEACHING EFFECTIVENESS: A STUDY OF PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS IN ANAMBRA STATE, NIGERIA
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Technology Integration, Self-Efficacy, Performance Outcome Expectations, Self Evaluative Outcome Expectations, Social Outcome Expectations, Interest, Teaching Effectiveness, Secondary School Students.Abstract
Teaching effectiveness is a critical factor in student learning and achievement. In Nigeria,despite policy reforms, many public secondary schools continue to face challenges such asoutdated instructional practices, inadequate infrastructure, and limited use of digitaltechnology
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Adebayo, T. M., & Alao, R. F. (2022). Challenges of digital learning in Nigerian secondary schools: An analysis of policy and practice gaps. African Journal of Educational Technology, 9(2), 45–56.
Akinyemi, A. M. (2020). Traditional teaching methods and their implications for educational reform in Nigerian secondary schools. Journal of Contemporary Education in Africa, 8(1), 32–44.
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