MANAGERIAL SUPERVISORY STRATEGIES AND EFFECTIVE INSTRUCTIONALDELIVERY IN BUSINESS EDUCATION PROGRAMME, IN COLLEGES OF EDUCATION, KWARA STATE
Aluko, Kudirat Atinuke; Oba Rasak Bolanta & Arikewuyo, Akeem Kawata
Abstract
Abstract
This study investigated the management supervisory strategies and effective instructional delivery
in business education programmes in colleges of education in Kwara state. A descriptive survey
research was adopted for this study. The population of this study comprises all the business
educators in colleges of education (state and private) in Kwara State. The researchers sampled
three state and three private colleges of education from which 70 respondents were sampled
altogether through a purposive sampling technique. The instrument for data collection employed
by the researchers was questionnaire. This was validated by experts in measurement and
evaluation. The reliability of the instrument was determined through a test-retest method and
with the coefficient alpha value of 0.79. The data collected were analyzed using mean and
standard deviation for research questions while Pearson Product Moment Correlation (PPMC)
was used to test the null hypotheses. Results of the analysis revealed that there was no significant
difference on the responses of male and female business educators on the influence of workshop
and training on the instructional delivery of business education programme in colleges of
education in Kwara State. It was thereafter recommended among others that: management of the
colleges of education in Kwara State should make efforts at seeing that business educators attend
workshops both within and outside the State.