Journal Of Capital Development in Behavioural Sciences · ISSN 0000-0000

Extent of Teachers Related Factors on Learning of Science Among Senior Secondary School Students in Ibadan South East Local Government Area, Ibadan, Oyo State

Saheed Opeyemi HAMMED, Anele Sandra Ugochi, Abidemi Joyce Olarewaju , Osariemen Bernice Nkem, Ubiaza Ehidiabhen Lawrence, Oluranti Olanike Oyeleye , Davies Olanrewaju, Akin Dayo Isreal, Phebean Elsieoghene Adelakun

Vol. 13 (1) Year 2025 Pages 94-115 Access Open
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Science education is essential for equipping students with the skills and knowledgerequired to thrive in a technology-driven society. However, the learning of science subjects by students often faces numerous challenges. One critical factor thatinfluences students' academic success in science is the role of teachers. Teachersplay an important role in shaping students' attitudes, engagement, and overallacademic achievement. Factors such as teacher personality, teaching methodology,communication skills, and motivational strategies can significantly affect students'learning outcomes in science. This study investigated the extent to which teacher-related factors; personality, teaching methodology, communication skills, andmotivational strategies enhance learning of science subjects in Senior SecondarySchools within the Ibadan South East Local Government Area, Oyo State, Nigeria.Using a descriptive research design, 200 science students were randomly selectedfrom 10 schools to participate in the study. Data were collected through structuredquestionnaire titled “Teachers’ Related Factors and Learning of ScienceQuestionnaire (TRFLSQ) of reliability coefficient index of 0.88 and analyzed usingdescriptive statistics. The findings revealed that all four teacher-related factorsmoderately enhance learning of science among the students and play a role inimproving student outcomes, though to varying extents. The results highlight theimportance of teacher-student interactions in science education, while suggestingthe need for continuous teacher development in Science education.

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Saheed Opeyemi HAMMED

Lead City University, Ibadan, Nigeria
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Anele Sandra Ugochi

University of Nigeria, Nsukka

Abidemi Joyce Olarewaju

University of Ilorin

Osariemen Bernice Nkem

Delta State University

Ubiaza Ehidiabhen Lawrence

Babcock University

Oluranti Olanike Oyeleye

University of Uyo

Davies Olanrewaju

Ekiti State University,

Akin Dayo Isreal

Ekiti State University,

Phebean Elsieoghene Adelakun

University of Ibadan
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Saheed Opeyemi HAMMED, Anele Sandra Ugochi, Abidemi Joyce Olarewaju , Osariemen Bernice Nkem, Ubiaza Ehidiabhen Lawrence, Oluranti Olanike Oyeleye , Davies Olanrewaju, Akin Dayo Isreal, Phebean Elsieoghene Adelakun (2025). Extent of Teachers Related Factors on Learning of Science Among Senior Secondary School Students in Ibadan South East Local Government Area, Ibadan, Oyo State. Journal Of Capital Development in Behavioural Sciences, 13(1), pp. 94-115.
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