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

Trends in the WASSCE Performance of Students in Physics in Oyo State Nigeria (2004 to 2010)

Ukamaka Evelyn Akuche, Opeoluwa Motunrayo Okunola

Ukamaka Evelyn Akuche — Lead City University, Ibadan
Opeoluwa Motunrayo Okunola — University Of Saskatchewan Canada
Vol. 2 (1) Year 2014 Published Mar 13, 2014 Pages 32-42 Access Open
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Abstract

Abstract

As important as Physics is to the technological advancement of a nation,students still perform below standard in the subject. Over the years,researches have been carried out and the process is still on to address theperceived causes of poor performance in Physics. The instrument used forthis study was West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE)Physics results, 2004 to 2010. The trend of Physics students’ performancefor a period of seven (7) years was considered. The findings revealed thatthe performance of students in Physics is still very low. The trend inperformance is not consistent. It is recommended that Colleges andUniversities of Education utilize the recommendations proffered in differentresearches that addressed poor performance in Physics to improve students’learning outcomes.

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Ukamaka Evelyn Akuche

Lead City University, Ibadan
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Opeoluwa Motunrayo Okunola

University Of Saskatchewan Canada
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APA

Akuche, U. E. & Okunola, O. M. (2014). Trends in the WASSCE Performance of Students in Physics in Oyo State Nigeria (2004 to 2010). Journal Of Capital Development in Behavioural Sciences, 2(1), 32-42.

MLA

Akuche, Ukamaka Evelyn, and Opeoluwa Motunrayo Okunola. "Trends in the WASSCE Performance of Students in Physics in Oyo State Nigeria (2004 to 2010)." Journal Of Capital Development in Behavioural Sciences, vol. 2, no. 1, 32-42. 2014

Chicago

Ukamaka Evelyn Akuche, Opeoluwa Motunrayo Okunola. "Trends in the WASSCE Performance of Students in Physics in Oyo State Nigeria (2004 to 2010)." Journal Of Capital Development in Behavioural Sciences 2, no. 1 (2014): 32-42.
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