Relevance of Secondary School Students’ Participation in Basic Technology and its Learning Outcomes in attaining Vision ۲۰۳۰

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The aim of this study is to examine the relevance of secondary school students’ participation in Basic Technology and its learning outcomes in the attainment of Vision ۲۰۳۰. In order to accomplish this, descriptive research design of survey type was adopted by this study. The population of the study comprised of Basic Technology teachers and students at the Junior Secondary schools in Ekiti State, Nigeria. The sample for the study comprised of ۱۰۰ Basic Technology teachers and ۱۰۰ Basic Technology students from fifty (۵۰) secondary schools in Ekiti State that were selected using purposive random sampling and systematic random sampling techniques. A questionnaire was designed for data collection from the teachers and the scores of the selected students were also collected. The questionnaire was validated through face and content validity while the reliability was done through Cronbach Alpha with coefficient ۰.۷۱۸. Collated data were analyzed through Pearson product moment correlation and regression analysis. The findings revealed that the contents, students’ participation and learning outcomes in Basic Technology classes have societal orientation and inculcate the indices of development into secondary school students as well as assist in the realization of the vision ۲۰۳۰. Education should be interactive and promote students’ participation in the class and achievement of learning outcomes. Teaching – learning activities at the schools should have learning outcomes that will explicitly translate to societal development. Awareness on the objectives of vision ۲۰۳۰ should continually be given to secondary school students.

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Bamidele Aremu

Department of Educational Foundations, Faculty of Education, Federal University Oye Ekiti, Oye Ekiti, Nigeria.