ABSTRACT
This study investigated the influence of principals’ leadership styles on teachers’ job performance in public secondary schools in Sapele Local Government Area of Delta State. Related literatures were reviewed. The respondents for the study were selected from ten public secondary schools in the local government area. The simple random sampling procedure was used to select a total number of one hundred teachers.
A twenty-item questionnaire was designed by the researcher. The instrument was personally administered; t-test and the Pearson product moment correlation were used in testing the four hypotheses formulated. At the end of the study, useful recommendations were made on how to motivate teachers to improve on their job performance
Background of the study
University lecture halls in Dutse LGA are pivotal environments where large groups of students rece...
Background of the Study
Maritime transport is a vital component of Nigeria’s trade and economic dev...
ABSTRACT
This research study examines the Effect of Information Technology on the Efficiency of Tax Administration in Nigeria, a case Stu...
Background of the Study
Vitamin B12 plays a crucial role in brain function, nerve health, and the preve...
ABSTRACT
This study examined the administrative skills required of principals in order to ensure e...
ACCOUNTING FOR RISK ASSESSMENT AND MITIGATION IN FIDUCIARY SETTINGS
Abstract: Risk assessment and mitigation are essential elements of fi...
Background of the study
Taxation policies play a pivotal role in the sustainability and growth of small-s...
Background of the Study
In rural areas, including Kwali LGA in the Federal Capital Territory, access to information and edu...
THE IMPACT OF BUDGETING ON STRATEGIC RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
This study aims to: (1) investigate the impact of budgeting on strategic resourc...
Chapter One: Introduction
1.1 Background of the Study
Youth participation in politics is essential for a vibrant democracy and...