INFLUENCE OF STUDENT- TEACHER RELATIONSHIP ON THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF STUDENTS IN CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS.
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This study was carried out examine the influence of student- teacher relationship on the academic performance of students in Christian Religious Studies junior secondary schools. Four research questions were raised for this study which are outline thus; Does student- teacher relationship influence students’ adjustment in school? Does student- teacher relationship influence Christian Religion students to study? Does student teacherrelationship make Christian Religion students free to participate in class? Does students’ teachers’ relationship influence their academic performance in Christian Religion Studies? The population of the study thirteen thousand three hundred and thirty students (13,330) in the twenty (20) junior secondary schools in Ikopa Okha Local Government Area of Edo State. The sample for the study consists of consists of two hundred (200) students drawn from five (5) secondary schools in Ikopa Okha Local Government Area of Edo State. The sample size for this study was selected using the random sampling technique. The major findings of the study It revealed that teachers allow students to ask questions always. It was seen that some students do not ask questions in class. It was seen that students like schools were the teachers are friendly. It was shown that the students have a close relationship with their teachers. From the study it was recommended that Mentorship should be encouraged in schools to foster and improve the relationship between the teachers and students. Teachers should try and reinforce their students passively whenever the answer questions correctly or wrongly in the class.
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