The effect of learning materials on performance of children in school: a case study of Suneka zone Kisii South

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2011-08
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Kampala International University, College of Education, Open and Distance Learning
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The study investigated the effects of learning materials on performance in schools. The study was guided by specific objectives that included; to determine different kinds of learning materials, to identify the effects of learning materials on performance and to assess the relationship between learning materials and performance in schools. The research consists of five chapters. Chapter one with introduction, chapter two consists of the related literature, chapter three consists of the methodology, chapter four consists of data presentation and analysis and chapter five consists of summary of findings, conclusions and recommendations. The study was descriptive and analytical in nature where purposive sampling was used to select population. It employed 60 respondents. Data was obtained from primary using stratified sampling, analyzed and presented using frequencies and percentages and were tabulated. Data was entered in EPlnfo and analyzed using SPSS computer package. The major findings of the study were; the study revealed that majority of the respondents were females who were in primary and below 25 years. Among the different kinds of learning materials included Animations, exercises, study guides and tours, website achieves. Among effects were academic performance, improved communication and interaction. Among the recommendations include, the government should give loans to school to enable them buy learning materials, sensitization workshops among others.
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A Dissertation Submitted to the Institute of Distance Learning in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirement for the Award of the Degree of Bachelor of Education Kampala International University
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Learning materials, Children, School, Suneka zone Kisii South
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