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EFFECTS OF TEACHERS’ PERSONALITY ON SECONDARY SCHOOL DISCIPLINE: CASE STUDY OF SOME SELECTED SCHOOLS IN NIGERIA

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OMOTERE TOPE

N.C.E., B.Ed

AUGUST, 2011

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References: Adenekan, B. (2007) Leadership and Performance Beyond Expectations. Ilorin, Kwara State. Free Press Beck, W.R Callahan, S.G. Successful Teaching in Secondary Schools. Glenview, 111.: Scott, 1966. Coats, W.D. Student Perceptions of Teacher: A Factor Analytic Study. Paper presented the American Educational Research Association convention, 1970. Falodun, S.A (2003) The Classroom Interaction between Pupil-Teacher: A Determinant of Academic Performance. Federal Ministry of Education (2004). National Policy on Education. G. Lindzey et al (Eds.), Theories of Personality: Primary Sources and Research, 2nd ed. New York : Wiley, 1973. Oladipo, S. A. (2001) Learning from Teaching: A functional Approach. Olaleye, f. O. (2001) Gender Factors in School Administration. Unpublished PhD Thesis Olaleye, f. O. (2008) Principals’ Leadership Behaviour and School Learning Culture in Ekiti State Secondary School Osokoya, O. (2008) History and Policy of Nigerian Education In World Perspective

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