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INFLUENCE OF MOTIVATION ON JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS’ PERFORMANCE IN WRITING IN OGBOMOSO SOUTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT, OYO STATE

 

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This research work investigated the influence of motivation on junior secondary school students’ performance in writing in Ogbomoso South Local Government, Oyo State. Specifically, the study was to determine Junior Secondary School students to ascertain the difference in students’ performance in writing based on motivation, gender of students, the type of school students attend and location of the school.
            Descriptive research design of cross-sectional survey type was used for the study. The total population of study comprised 100 respondents selected from Ogbomoso South, Local Government using purposive and simple random sampling. The researcher designed questionnaire was used to gather the required information. The analysis of data was used for frequency counts, percentages, mean scores and rank order while the formulated hypotheses were tested using t-test and analysis of variance (ANOVA) at 0.05 alpha level.
            The study revealed that: there is a significant difference in the influence of motivation on junior secondary school students’ performance based  on students’ gender,  school type and school location; there is a significant difference in influence of motivation on academic performance of junior secondary school students in writing in junior secondary school students’ gender has influence on their academic performance in writing in junior secondary school students’ school type does significantly influence their motivation in writing in Ogbomoso South Local Government, Oyo State.
            Based on the findings of the study, it was concluded that there should be seminar on the importance of motivation on junior secondary school students’ performance in writing in Oyo State; there should be seminar on the influence of gender on the academic performance of students in Oyo State; there should be seminar on the influence of school type and school location on the academic performance of  junior secondary school students in Oyo State.

 

 

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title Page                                                                                                                   i
Certification                                                                                                              ii
Dedication                                                                                                                 iii
Acknowledgements                                                                                                 iv
Table of Contents                                                                                                     vi
Abstract                                                                                                                     ix
CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION
Background to the Study                                                                                        1
Statement of the Problem                                                                                        12
Purpose of the Study                                                                                               15
Research Questions                                                                                                 16
Research Hypotheses                                                                                              17
Scope of the Study                                                                                                   18
Operational Definition of Terms                                                                           19
Significance of the Study                                                                                        20

 

CHAPTER TWO: REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE
The Meaning, Nature, Types and Theories of Motivation                                 22
The Meaning of Language and Language Skills                                                  39
Writing as a Language Skill                                                                                    44
The Concept of Students’ Performance in Writing                                             49
Influence of Gender, School Type and School Location
on Students’ Performance                                                                                      53
Factors Influencing Students’ Effectiveness in Writing                                                57
Appraisal of the Literature Reviewed                                                                   58
CHAPTER THREE: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Research Type                                                                                                          62
Population, Sample and Sampling Techniques                                                   63
Instrumentation                                                                                                        63
Procedure for Data Collection                                                                               64
Data Analysis Techniques                                                                                      65
CHAPTER FOUR: DATA ANALYSIS AND RESULTS
Demographic Description of Data                                                                         66
Hypotheses Testing                                                                                                 69
Summary of Findings                                                                                              74

CHAPTER FIVE: DISCUSSION, CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Discussion of Findings                                                                                            75
Conclusion                                                                                                                78
Recommendations                                                                                                          79
Suggestions for Further Studies                                                                             80
REFERENCES                                                                                                          81
APPENDIX                                                                                                                87

CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Background to the Study
An indispensable instrument for human progress, development and empowerment is education. Any individual, community or nation that plays down the importance of education, stands the risk of decay and retardation. It is evident then that education plays a vital role in both the human and non-human development of an individual or a nation at large. Junior secondary education has the broad aim of preparing students for useful living within the society and preparing them for senior secondary education (National Policy on Education (NPE), 2013). One of the major roles of educators is to encourage learners to work harder in order to perform well in their academic pursuit.
The junior secondary school level is a very critical period in the education pursuits of students. This is because it is a period of adjustment from childhood to adolescent. Hence, they need encouragement to achieve success in life. This form of encouragement given to learners is called motivation.
Motivation is a prerequisite for students at the secondary school level. Motivation is thought of as some kind of internal forces which arouse, regulate and sustain all important actions. Omolehin (2010) opines that motivation is regarded as a factor within an organization that influences behaviour directed towards satisfying needs and drive. Motivation is seen as the complex internal process in man, originally initiated as felt need which leads man to an activity that will satisfy the need.
It can be deduced that motivation plays a major role in students’ academic work and in their achievement. It is seen in students’ choices of learning tasks, in the time and effort they put in their studies, their persistence on learning tasks and coping with the obstacles they encounter in the learning process.
Furthermore, motivation is the process whereby a goal-directed activity is instigated and sustained. It is a force that energizes and directs behaviour towards a goal (Ibrahim, 2012). It plays an effective role on academic achievement of students in general and writing learners in particular. It is a concept that cannot do without actual action and ability.
Student motivation is the element that leads students' attitude towards learning process. Number of studies have been conducted to probe the role of students’ motivation toward academic performance in writing especially in English Language. Student motivation is often separated into two types: Intrinsic motivation and extrinsic motivation. A student is intrinsically motivated when he/she is motivated from within. Intrinsically motivated students enthusiastically engage themselves in learning out of peculiarity, attention, happiness or in order to achieve their own scholarly and personal aims.
Therefore, students with intrinsic motivation are more enthusiastic, self-driven, challenging and feel pleasure in their studies and students with extrinsic motivation try to drag themselves with academic coursework, feel compelled to learn, and always put minimum efforts to attain maximum appreciations. Intrinsically motivated, students tend to use strategies that require more effort and that allow them to process information more strongly.
Language, a step designed to give a level playing ground for the task at hand, has been variously defined by many scholars such as (Lyons, 1991; Lehman, 1999; Pearson, 2000 & Mounin, 2004). According to Lehman (1999), language is a system for the communication of meaning through sounds. There is no doubt that Lehman's definition is not comprehensive enough.How about the writing aspect of language?Language is human vocal noise or the arbitrary graphic representation of this noiseused systematically and conventionally by members of a speech community for purposes of communication.
There are four skills of language. Theseskills are listening, speaking, reading and writing. In the context of first-language acquisition, the four skills are most often acquired in the order of listening first, then speaking, then possibly reading and writing. For this reason, these capabilities are often called LSRW skills.
Listening is the first language skill we acquire in a language. It is what is known as a receptive skill, or a passive skill, as it requires us to use our ears and our brains to comprehend language as it is being spoken to us. It is the first of two natural language skills, which are required by all natural spoken languages.
Speaking is the second language skill we acquire in a language. It is what is known as a productive skill or an active skill, as it requires us to use our vocal tract and our brains to correctly produce language through sound. It is the second of two natural language skills.
Reading is the third language skill we may acquire in a language. As with listening, it is a receptive or passive skill, as it requires us to use our eyes and our brains to comprehend the written equivalent of spoken language. It is one of the two artificial language skills, as not all natural spoken languages have a writing system.
Writing is the fourth language skill we may acquire in our native language. As with speaking, it is a productive or active skill, as it requires us to use our hands and our brains to produce the written symbols that represent our spoken language. Along with reading, it is one of the two artificial language skills, as not all natural spoken languages have a writing system.
Therefore, writing is a comprehensive  ability  involving  grammar,vocabulary, conception,rhetoric  and  other  parts  of  the  language  (Zhang  &Chen,1999).  Writing  enhances  language  acquisition as  learners  experiment  with  words,  sentences  and  other  elements  of  writing  to  communicate their  idea    effectively  and  to  reinforce  the  grammar  and  vocabulary  they  are  learning  in class (Bello,1997).  Writing  is  an    important  skill  to  be  mastered  in  learning  English  as  a foreign language.It  is  not  only  a  means  of  communication  where  students  can  share  their views  and  thoughts, it  is  actually  a  prerequisite    to  master  other  language  skills. Man has primitive needs to write. Children want to write, in fact need to write, before they want to read" (Elbow, 2003).
The  purpose  of  teaching  writing  as  one  of  the  four  language  skills  is  to facilitate students' learning, career and their daily communication. Writing as a psychological need  in the  sense  that  it  provides    learners    with  evidence  that  they  are  making  progress (Takrouri, 2002). Writing  also  makes  language  learning  more  effective    and  authentic    through  creating a  variety  of  activities inside  and outside the  classroom.   Al-Mutawa  and  Kailani  (2009)  considered  writing  as    significant  language  skill  that should  be  developed  at  an  early  stage  of  learning a language.Yet, writing is a skill that should not be learned in an isolated form, it should be taught interactively with other language skills, i.e. listening, speaking and reading.Writing  has  many  important  aspects, it  makes  students  more  relaxed  and  confident in other  language  skill because  it  allows  them  to  work  at  their  pace.  It  also  allows  them  to  make changes  and  revision  without  pressure  to  perform  on  the  spot  that  is  associated,  for  instance, with speaking (Mahmoud,2000).
Writing  plays  two  distinct  roles  in  schools;  First,  it  is  a  skill  that  requires  mastering basic  sub  skills  and  processes  such  as; handwriting, spelling, a rich  knowledge of  vocabulary, mastery  of  the  conventions  of  punctuation,  capitalization,  word  usage,  grammar, and  the  use of  strategies;  planning,  evaluating and  revising  text. All  are  necessary  for  the  production  of coherently  organized  essays  containing  well  developed  and  pertinent  ideas, supporting examples and  appropriate  detail. The role can be characterized as “learning to write.” Second,  writing  is  a  means  to  extend  and  deepen  students'  knowledge,  it  acts  as  a  tool  for learning  subject matter  (Graham&Perin,2007). So, writing is a psycho-socio-mental linguistic skill.  
Prakash  (2007)  explained  that  motivation  is  the  heart  of  significant  age  level.  When motivation  is  high,  students  learn  things  without  taking  much  time  ,  but  when  it  is  low  ,  they take  longer  time  to    learn    the  writing  skill    aspects  and  they  are  exposed  to    make  many  errors in learning  the  material.   Motivation is considered as the central construct in  both educational and psychological research  and  plays  a  significant    role  in  several  theories  of  human  development  and  learning (Weiner,1990).Learning  is  equally  essential  for  performance,  learning  enables  learners  to acquire  new  knowledge  and  skills,  whereas    motivation  provides  the  impetus  for  showing what we  have  learned . Motivation  is  an  important  psychological  construct  that  affects  learning  and performance  in  at  least  four  ways. Firstly, it increases an individual's energy and activity level (Pintrich, Marx, Boyle,1993).  Secondly, it directs an individual toward certain goals (Eccles & Wigfield,1985). Motivation  affect  choices  people  make  and  the  results  they  find rewarding  . 
Thirdly,  it  promotes  initiation  of  certain  activities  and  persistence  in  those activities (Stipek,2008). It  increases  the  likelihood  that  people  will  begin  something  on  their own,  persist  in  the  face  of  difficulty   and  resume  a  task  after  a  temporary  interruption.
In addition, it  effects  the  learning  strategies  and  cognitive  processes  an  individual employs  (Dwek  & Elliot,2009). It increases the likelihood that people will pay attention to something, study and practice it and try to learn it in a meaningful fashion. It also increases the likelihood that will seek help as they encounter difficulty. Educational  psychologists  have  long  recognized  the  importance  of  motivation  for supporting  student  learning.  More  recently,  the  partnership  for  21st  century  skills  has identified  initiative  as  one  of  the  life  and  career  skills  necessary  to  prepare  students  for  postsecondary  education  and  the  workforce.  However,  many  educators  may  be  unfamiliar  with methods  for  evaluating  and  encouraging  motivation,  particularly  at  the  junior  secondary  level (Emily, 2011).
Various factors have been ascribed to the poor performance of students in English language. Tella (2007) enumerates the various factors facilitating the poor performance of students in mathematics. These factors can also be used as yardsticks for the poor performance of students in writing. These factors are: students' lack of interest,poor mastery of the language, students’ personality and self-concept, feeling of inadequacy, motivation and self-confidence, anxiety. Other factors are poor facilities, equipment and instructional materials, poor teaching methods, large students’ ratio and so on.
Moreover, individual students have peculiarities such as intelligence, cognitive styles and personalities which play an essential role in learning and instruction as does the context of learning. Many researchers have established the fact that individual students’ characteristic variables such as motivational orientations, self-esteem and learning approaches are important factors influencing academic achievements.
In view of this, the problem of students’ poor performance in writing seems to be a major one that requires urgent and serious attention since students lack of motivation has been identified to influence their performance in writing.
Gender refers to men and women, boys and girls as members of social groups. It is a socio-psychological concept used to describe the culture and social roles different societies of the world ascribe to male and female folks to depict the differences between them. A woman is evidently different to a man. The anatomical differences are apparent at once, particularly in the development of a woman’s physique. If given the opportunity, a woman can succeed in most activities as well as a man (Llewellyn-Jones, 2005).
Although, a woman tends to have less developed muscles than a man, she can equal a man in physical and mental stamina and is able to perform jobs which have been reserved for men in the past. Adegbite (2014) finds out that girls’ performance in writing is higher than that of boys. She concludes that at junior secondary school level, boys score higher than girls in mathematics, science and speaking. Girls, however, perform better than boys in reading, writing and music.
However, some scholars and researchers, nevertheless, argued that gender cannot be regarded as a serious determining factor to effective and efficient learning in the classroom. For instance, Abe (1991) submits that gender has no direct influence on a person’s standard in writing.This variable may, however, have great influence on junior secondary school students’ performance in learning writing.
Another important factor to be considered in this research work is the type of school which the child attends, as this has a great impact on the performance of the students. Odewumi (2005) is of the opinion that the type of school a child attends - public or private has a great influence on the way they learn generally and vocabulary in particular.This is because the proprietor of any school has an unimaginable influence on the school, especially in terms of school administration and policy making. In most cases, private schools are better funded than many of the government-owned schools. Odewumi (2005) is of the opinion that there is no way one could compare the public schools with private ones in terms of supply of instructional materials, organization, planning, practical teaching and funding among others.
The most prevalent attribute of children growing up in poverty is limited access to resources. Resources exist in the form of finances, parental guidance, books, preschool tutorial,food, clothing and more. Often times, poverty-stricken children’s first worries are about their next meal. Thoughts of high academic performance are not a priority. Many children in this situation live with parents who are not high school graduates. These set of parents do not have the optimal opportunities to spend time going over homework and providing parental guidance for important decisions on how their children can perform better in writing.
The findings of Ogundeyi (2014) reveals that a greater number (317) of adolescents involved in her study are from literate homes. However, no significant difference was found in the number of adolescents from illiterate and literate homes who are independent, instructional or struggling readers. Bada’s (2007) findings showed that children who come from homes where conversation is limited and books unknown are likely to be slower in their linguistic growth,writing  and to find greater difficulty in learning to read than those who come from more favoured backgrounds; and that the majorities of struggling readers have less well-educated parents. Furthermore, come from socio-economically disadvantaged families who tend to lack educational resources including books.

1.2 Statement of the Problem
The influence of motivation on junior secondary school students’ performance in writing of students has been an issue of concern to all stakeholders in education. This is evident in the rate of mass failure of students in both internal and external examinations, as revealed by research studies. Despite the Oyo State government’s effort towards the employment and training of staff in secondary schools, students’ performance in writing is still very low and below expectation. Several research studies have identified other factors such as motivation, school climate, instructional materials, discipline and physical facilities, teacher quality, type of school,location of school, class size and over population of students in classroom as being responsible for poor academic achievement of students especially in writing.
Adegbite (2014) draws attention to the embarrassingly poor level of competence and a grossly inadequate proficiency in both speaking and writing among students at junior secondary level.At the end of every instructional period in school, examination takes place. Over the years, the society has been recording persistent increase in the rate of poor performance in examinations particularly in writing.This situation of unsatisfactory academic performance has created a shortfall in the number of qualified candidates needed for senior secondary education.
The problem of students’ poor performance in writing seems to be a major one that requires urgent and serious attention since students lack motivation which may influence their performance in writing. Motivation in this case could come in the form of praise, incentives and reward.
In this direction, Omolehin (2010) studies motivation for occupational preference and academic achievement of junior secondary school students in Mopa Muro Area of Kogi State. She found out that motivation is a condition which students consider in determining and selectingoccupation irrespective of gender, school or family type. Furthermore, the study showed that gender, school and family types have significant influence on students’ academic performance.
In Pakistan, Atta and Jamil’s (2012) research centres on the effects of motivation and parental influence on the educationalattainments of students at the secondary level. Their findings revealed that there was significance on the educational attainments of the students who were under the influence of their parents’ motivation.
The impact of motivation on students’ academic achievement and learning outcomes in reading and writing among secondary school students in Nigeria was studied by Tella (2007). Four hundred and fifty participants were involved through the administration of questionnaire items. Gender and academic achievement were used as dependent variables on academic achievement of junior secondary school students in English language. Furthermore, the results revealed that highly motivated students performed better academically than the lowly motivated students.
The researcher has observed with dismay that the influence of motivation on writing in the study area is nothing to write home about. Motivation of students has been neglected by the teachers which eventually lead to poor performance writing. Lack of competent teachers and other facilities that promote teaching and learning are also in short fall which may tend to influence students’ academic achievement in school. It is on this premise that the researcher is motivated to study the influence of motivation on junior secondary school students’ performance in writing in Ogbomoso South Local Government of Oyo State.

1.3 Purpose of the Study
The general purpose of the study is to examine the influence of motivation on junior secondary school students’ performance in writing in Ogbomoso South Local Government of Oyo State.Specifically, the purpose of this study is to:
a.         investigate the common types of motivation that influence junior secondary school students’ performance in writing in Ogbomoso South Local Government.
b.         examine the relationship between motivation and performance of male junior secondary school students in writing.
c.         examine the relationship between motivation and performance of female junior secondary school students in writing.
d.         find out the relationship between motivation and performance of private junior secondary school students in writing.
e.         find out the relationship between motivation and performance of public junior secondary school students in writing.

1.4 Research Questions
The following research questions are raised to guide the conduct of the study:
a.         What are the common types of motivation that influence junior secondary school students’ performance in writing in Ogbomoso South Local Government?
b.         What is the relationship between motivation and performance of male junior secondary school students in writing?
c.         What is the relationship between motivation and performance of female junior secondary school students in writing?
d.         What is the relationship between motivation and performance of private junior secondary school students in writing?
e.         What is the relationship between motivation and performance of public junior secondary school students in writing?

1.5 ResearchHypotheses
The following research hypotheses were tested in this study:
HO1:   There is no significant relationship between motivation and performance of junior secondary school students in writing in Ogbomoso South Local Government.
HO2:   There is no significant relationship between motivation and performance of male junior secondary school students in writing in Ogbomoso South Local Government
HO3:   There is no significant relationship between motivation and performance of female junior secondary school students in writing in Ogbomoso South Local Government.
HO4:     There is no significant relationship between motivation and performance of private junior secondary school students in writing in Ogbomoso South Local Government.
HO5:     There is no significant relationship between motivation and performance of public junior secondary school students in writing in Ogbomoso South Local Government.

1.6 Scope of the Study
This study focused on the relationship between motivation and performance of junior secondary school students in writing in Ogbomoso South Local Government area of Oyo State. The study focused students at the junior secondary school level in Ogbomoso South Local Government Area of Oyo State. In addition, the studydetermined the influence of variables such as gender, school type,school location and parental educational background on motivation.
A modified instrument tagged Influence of motivation on academic performance in writing questionnaire was used to gather the data. The data collected were analysed using percentages and the other research questions with their corresponding hypotheses using the t-test statistical tool at 0.05 level of significance.

1.7 Operational Definition of Terms
The following terms are defined operationally as they are used in this study to remove ambiguity.
Influence: is the capacity to have an effect on character, development or behaviour of student or the effect itself
Motivation: the process of arousing and sustaining interest of learners towards achieving an academic goal.
Highly Motivated: the student whose interest is aroused and sustained while teaching and learning take place.
Lowly Motivated Student: the student whose interest is not aroused and sustained while teaching and learning take place.
Private Schools: schools established, managed and controlled by private organisations, religious groups or individuals, usually for profit.
Public Schools: schools established, managed and controlled by the government.
Performance: students’ outcome from the standardized test administered

1.8 Significance of the Study
It is hoped that this study would provide information for parents, educators and school administrators to reflect upon various factors that help students in achieving their academic goals. In so doing, they can investigate the possibility of introducing those factors to their schools, which may consequently lead to enhancing students’ educational outcomes in school. This study will also be significant because the findings could stimulate parents, school managers, teachers, students and the society’s awareness on the importance of motivation on writing.
The findings of the study will also assist school administrators and curriculum planners to develop strategies that would reduce negative effects of poor motivation on academic achievement of students.
The findings of this study would be useful to school proprietors, government school administrators and parents in understanding the influence of motivation on academic achievement of students in secondary schools.
This study would also be of importance to students themselves as it will be made known to them the effects of motivation on their academic performance most especially in writing.
Finally, the findings of this study would serve as a source of information to future researchers in this area by providing them with useful empirical data, which will enrich their study.

1.9                                                      Project Organisation
The work is organized as follows: chapter one discuses the introductory part of the work,   chapter two presents the literature review of the study,  chapter three describes the methods applied,  chapter four discusses the results of the work, chapter five summarizes the research outcomes and the recommendations.

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