THE EFFECT OF PARENTS BEHAVIOUR ON THE DISCIPLINARY ATTITUDE OF PRIMARY SCHOOL PUPIL. (CASE STUDY OF OWAN EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA AFUZE EDO STATE)
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STATEMENT OF PROBLEM
Presently, the rate of misbehaviour among pupils is alarming. Pupils are found with hard drugs and having indiscriminate smoking habits. So many of them practice immoral acts such as sex, some young girls wear more expensive cloths than the working class ladies. It is alarming in a closer look that most parents do not check their children, parents are loose. Most cases, some pupils pretend to leave the home for school but remain at home to watch immoral video cassettes even bought by some parents, some go their own ways from school to steal, fight in the street and cause unnecessary destruction of personal and public properties. The physical out look of the pupils is also a major problem. Some pupils do not want to wear the school uniform some even barb very guyish hair styles, some put on charms as chain or even wear chair, some do not want to bet up because their parents failed to by under wears for them to dress up properly. Many parents also are not concerned about their children dresses. And many parents do not understand what school system is all about. And so they cast their blames on lack of disciplinary attitude among pupils solely on teachers and school administrators.
RESEARCH QUESTIONS
The study attempts to examine the following research questions.
1. Does lack of parents attitude in their children cause juvenile delinquency
2. Does parents bad life style influence indiscipline in children e.g. smoking
3. Does parent’s attitude alleviate in-disciplinary act in pupils.
PURPOSE OF THE STUDY
The purpose of the study is to find out what parents do to encourage in-disciplinary attitude among pupils (child’s). The purpose is to determine how parents behaviour affect the discipline act of pupils. It is also to find what parents can do to minimize in-disciplinary attitude among pupils.
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