RECOMMENDATIONS AND CONCLUSION FOR EXAMINATION MALPRACTICE IN SCHOOLS



CONCLUSION
The need of the study is to find out the solution on the eradication of examination malpractice schools and the society in general. There is also acute need for the entire public examination malpractice to the nation, the educational system, the parents, children and employers of labour. The findings of this research will in-fact be of a great help and value to the society and students who would prefer to carry out research in this research particularly here in Ikwo.


From the result of the findings, the research discovered the factors involved in the rate examination malpractice infiltration in secondary schools within the geographical domain of Ikwo Local Government Area as:- Employment of unqualified teachers, lack of regular payment to teachers, Government take over of schools, Nigeria nature of paper qualification or quest for materialism, bad company.

Other factors includes decline in reading habit by students and laziness. Furthermore, the researcher also find that lack of libraries and teaching aids help to draws the teaching and learning zeal backward and make the students to loose internet in serious studying hereby looking for a cut tagged ‘Expo’. To worsen the situation, it was discovered by the researcher through observation that at this era of free education, where every dicks, Tom and Harry wants to bag certificate by any means contributes to farming the flame of examination malpractice in our secondary schools.

RECOMMENDATIONS
For examination malpractice to be eradicated in educational system, teaching should be and get registered. From thence examination misconduct punishable by approval of the name of the culprit from the register who would then be banned from practicing for life. Where malpractices are detected the authority concerned should have the boldness to handover the offenders to law enforcement authority who should bring them before the special tribunal to face the miscellaneous offences Degree of 1984 paper qualifications should be de-emphasized because Nigerian employers have been labeled as those armored of certificated plain flowered, embossed with little or no insight into the applicant‘s prospective productivity. This will remove the stigma that students who fail their exminations are necessarily human failures.

The society should be re-orientate its values. The adults members should abandon the machiavellian philosophy of life that states that the end justified the means. Improving continuous assessment practices in schools.

A new scoring techniques can be experimented on this will minimize quessing, reward nartial knowledge and improve test reliability. Provision of parents e.g textbook, writing material, good uniform ect. There should be empowerment on the teaching-learning environment. There should be reduction of the larger teacher-student ratio. Adequate school infrastructure, effective teaching, student-teacher dialogue, over learning institutions to create conductive atmosphere for effective teaching and learning so that students can sit for examination with confidence and self-assurance of passing.

The school counselors should make effort to help the student should make effort to help the student to develop self-understanding, self-fulfilment, self-clarification and self-determination.

The counselors should also give counseling to the students on the implication of examination malpractice through orientation programme, workshop training, school clubs, societies, prize giving days etc.

Finally, some diligent students who practice examination malpractices should be given individual counseling so as to stop their malpractice behaviours and schools should be handled over to churches for proper supervision and maintenance. Also any student who failed at an examination attempt should not develop to phobia towards failure but will succeed next time. 


ERADICATION OF EXAMINATION MALPRACTICES IN TEACHING AND LEARNING INSTITUTIONS

A CASE STUDY OF SELECTED SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN  IKWO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA



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