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Effect of Continuous Assessment on Students Academics Achievement in Economics in Public Secondary Schools in Owerri Municipal Council, Nigeria

Ezeka Chidinma Grace, Bankoli Bankong, Victoria Chioma Ayozie-Samuel

Asian Journal of Language, Literature and Culture Studies · pp. 55–68 · Published 18 Jan 2024

10.9734/ajl2c/2024/v7i1166

Abstract

This research work focused on the effect of continuous assessment on student’s academic achievement in economics in public secondary schools in Owerri municipal council. Continued assessment has contributed to the growth of academic achievement of students in the sense that it is planned and graded to suit the age and experience of the students and is given at suitable intervals during the school year. To carry out this study, three research questions were formulated. A questionnaire consisting of (12) test items was administered to 360 students in (3) schools as the sample size was randomly selected from the total population of 3682 students from (10) public secondary schools. The mean formula was used for data analysis. The finding revealed that continuous assessment provides a more valid and reliable assessment and provides a more valid and reliable assessment of the learners’ overall ability and performance. It provides a basis for monitoring a child’s problems for effective guidance. The study therefore recommends that parents and teachers should go closer to the student, to be able to assess properly for them to achieve their objective goals.    

Continuous assessment students’ academic achievement economics education

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