Survey of Secondary School Students Views in the Teaching and Learning of Mathematics in Enhancing their Entrepreneurship Opportunity in Nigeria

Authors

  • Suleiman BASHIR Federal University Gusau
  • Sodangi UMAR Federal University Gusau
  • Rabi’at MUSA Federal University Gusau
  • Aliyu KALIM Federal University Gusau
  • Muhammad NAFI’U Federal University Gusau
  • Hauwa’u Barau SULEIMAN Federal College of Education (Technical) Gusau

Keywords:

Students, Teaching, Math’s learning, Math’s, Secondary school, Entrepreneurship

Abstract

This study aimed at surveying the secondary school students' views on teaching and learning of mathematics for enhancing their entrepreneurship opportunity in Nigeria. The study were carried out in Zamfara state covering three Senetotiral zones of the state. The target population is all the secondary schools in state. A sample of one thousand (1000) students which is made up of six hundred (600) male and four hundred (400) female students were randomly selected schools from the three senatorial district. Four hundred (400) samples were from the central zone while three hundred (300) samples from each north west and north south zones respectively. The design for this study is survey where three (3) research questions and three (3) hypotheses were raised to guide the study. The instruments used for the data collection is structured questionnaire. The three research questions were analysed using mean and standard deviation to answer the questions and two hypotheses were tested using t- test statistic. The results showed that male students views was better than their female counterparts. There is also significant difference between the mean of male studentsviews with female studentsin enhancing entrepreneurship opportunity.

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2020-06-29

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BASHIR, S., UMAR, S., MUSA, R., KALIM, A., NAFI’U, M., & SULEIMAN, H. B. (2020). Survey of Secondary School Students Views in the Teaching and Learning of Mathematics in Enhancing their Entrepreneurship Opportunity in Nigeria. The Eurasia Proceedings of Educational and Social Sciences, 17, 24–30. Retrieved from https://epess.net/index.php/epess/article/view/573

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