Managing Islamic Schools For Effective Instructional Delivery in Selected Private Secondary Schools in Ilorin, Kwara State
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Faculty of Education, University of Kashere
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Education is one of the crucial factors that contribute to economic growth in both developed
and developing countries.Therefore, this study examined the management of Islamic private
schools for effective instructional delivery in some sellected schools in Ilorin, Nigeria. The design
adopted for this study was a descriptive survey type. Questionnaire was used as instrument for
data collection. The population was drawn among teachers and propretors in private Islamic
secondary schools in Ilorin, while random sampling techniques was used to sellect 10 private
Islamic secondary schools. 200 respomdents were sampled for the study. Views of experts were
used for the validity and reliability of the instrument. The reliability of the instrument was
established through test-re-test method and a reliability coefficient of 0.81 was reported as the
reliability index. For data analysis, Pearson product moment correlation was used to test the
formulated hypotheses. The findings of the paper showed that the majority of the respondents
strongly believed that, instructional delivery is one of determinant keys used to raise classroom
activities. It is further identified that school managment and effective instructional delivery
improve academic performance of students in the various subjects offered in schools. It is
reconmmended that the school management, principals and teachers should play collaborative
roles in providing resources in order to improve classroom activities and schools at large
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Education is one of the crucial factors that contribute to economic growth in both developed
and developing countries.Therefore, this study examined the management of Islamic private
schools for effective instructional delivery in some selected schools in Ilorin, Nigeria. The design
adopted for this study was a descriptive survey type