SCHOOLTEACHERS PERCEPTIONS OF EDUCATION DISCIPLINE POLICY ON LEARNERS ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE IN SELECTED SOUTH AFRICAN SECONDARY SCHOOLS
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| author | Selina Patricia Matsebele Debbie Seoka Kgomotso Habedi |
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| contents | This paper summarizes the schoolteachers' perceptions of education discipline policy on learners' academic performance in selected South African Secondary Schools. The objective of the study was to explore and describe the schoolteachers' perceptions of education discipline policy on learners' academic performance in selected South African Secondary Schools. A qualitative research method was chosen and assisted with an understanding of the participants perceptions of education discipline policy on learners' academic performance. Purposeful sampling was used to identify the five public Secondary Schools that performed poorly. The participants comprised of 15 schoolteachers. Three schoolteachers were selected from the five secondary schools. Data were collected through semi-structured interviews and constant comparative analysis performed during analysis. Discipline was perceived to be a challenge, and academic performance was found to be low. The implementation of learner discipline policy required monitoring and reviewing academic performance to avoid disparity between policy and practice. |
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| spellingShingle | SCHOOLTEACHERS PERCEPTIONS OF EDUCATION DISCIPLINE POLICY ON LEARNERS ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE IN SELECTED SOUTH AFRICAN SECONDARY SCHOOLS Selina Patricia Matsebele Debbie Seoka Kgomotso Habedi Academic performance education discipline policy learners perceptions schoolteachers secondary schools This paper summarizes the schoolteachers' perceptions of education discipline policy on learners' academic performance in selected South African Secondary Schools. The objective of the study was to explore and describe the schoolteachers' perceptions of education discipline policy on learners' academic performance in selected South African Secondary Schools. A qualitative research method was chosen and assisted with an understanding of the participants perceptions of education discipline policy on learners' academic performance. Purposeful sampling was used to identify the five public Secondary Schools that performed poorly. The participants comprised of 15 schoolteachers. Three schoolteachers were selected from the five secondary schools. Data were collected through semi-structured interviews and constant comparative analysis performed during analysis. Discipline was perceived to be a challenge, and academic performance was found to be low. The implementation of learner discipline policy required monitoring and reviewing academic performance to avoid disparity between policy and practice. |
| title | SCHOOLTEACHERS PERCEPTIONS OF EDUCATION DISCIPLINE POLICY ON LEARNERS ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE IN SELECTED SOUTH AFRICAN SECONDARY SCHOOLS |
| topic | Academic performance education discipline policy learners perceptions schoolteachers secondary schools |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17870751 |