Abstract
Teachers are those trained employees who are basically
concerned with teaching/learning process in schools. They have
a very close contact with their students during working hours
daily. Thus they have a great and dominant influence on their
students and school. Their positive outlook about their
profession is called teacher morale. This study is aimed to
investigate the morale as predictor of secondary school
teachers’ performance. The objectives of the study were: (1) To
investigate the level of Teachers’ Morale at Secondary level. (2)
To investigate the relationship between Teachers’ Morale and
Students’ Academic Achievement. This study consisted of one
major hypothesis and five sub hypothesis. For this study, sample
of 280 teachers were selected from the population of 5878
Government secondary school teachers of southern districts of
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. Standardized Questionnaire
was used for the data collection. The data was analyzed through
SPSS-20. The frequency, percentages and Pearson’s correlation
‘r’ statistic was applied for analysis of data. Findings of the
study shows that the teachers are overall agree about their
rapport with school head. There is overall positive correlation
between teachers’ morale and student academic achievement.
The hypothesis of no relationship between teacher morale and
student academic achievement is rejected. It is required that the
government may take steps for the increasing of teacher
salaries. Teachers should be encouraged by lessening their work
load. Curriculum should be revised and modified according to
the changing needs of society.
Tazeem Akhtar, Rahmat Ullah Shah, Safdar Rehman Ghazi, Yasir Khan Khalil. (2016) Morale as Predictor of Secondary School Teachers’ Performance: A Study of the Schools of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, The Dialogue, Volume 11, Issue 4.
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