THE STUDY OF STUDENTS OF STE DEPARTMENT BUK PERCEPTION ON DIFFICULT CONCEPTS OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY AND IT'S IMPLICATION TO LEARNING ACHIEVEMENT
Abstract
Abstract
This study investigated Influence of Attitudes and Interest of secondary School students on Chemistry Academic achievement in Gwale Local Government Area of Five objectives, five research questions and five hypotheses were formulated. The study adopted Ex-post Facto research design. The population of the study comprises of all the senior secondary school in Gwale LGA and simple random sampling technique was used. The sample size of the study was 346 students. Two sets of data collection instruments were used namely: Questionnaire and students academic achievement record, data collection was done through the administering of questionnaire to students. Mean deviation and t-test were used in the analysis of data. First findings revealed that there is significance influence of attitude of chemistry student on their academic achievement in Gwale local government Area, Kano State because higher attitudes scores leads to higher academic achievement of students in chemistry. There is no significant influence of interest of chemistry student on their academic achievements in Gwale local government Area, Kano State because lower interest scores leads to lower academic achievement. There is significance difference in the mean academic achievement of chemistry student in Gwale local government Area, Kano State base on their attitude and interest in favour of attitudes. The study recommended that Student should be motivated to increase their positive attitude of chemistry in Gwale local government Area, Kano State because higher attitudes
scores leads to higher academic achievement of students in chemistry it’s also suggest that Some studies need to be undertaken on other science subject to determine how students attitudes and interest are toward them
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