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Browsing by Author "Olaviwola G Olorisade"

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    RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ACADEMIC INTEGRITY AND STAFF MORALE IN COLLEGES EDUCATION IN SOUTH WESTERN NIGERIA
    (Internation Journal of Social Science and Education, 2012-06-11) Olaviwola G Olorisade
    The prevalence of academic dishonesty in educactional institutions all over the world. and the assumption that proper ethics enhance staff morale. prompted the static the study set, Ernestine the relationship of proper work ethics (academic integrity) with staff morale. The study population consisted of academic members of colleges of education in South-Western Nigeria. The sample consisted of 461 staff members randomly selected from colleges of education. The instrument was the questionnaire tagged Academic Staff Morale and Academic Integrity Questionnaire (ASMAIQ) Simple percentage, weighted average and Pearson Product Moment Correlation were used to test the questions a hypothesis raised. The study found that there was no significant relationship between deans /heads of department' academic integrity and staff morale. It recommended that institutional managers show learn to treat staff fairly and offer them needed assistance to promo. professionalism and save staff undue stress and discontent.
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    RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ACADEMIC INTEGRITY AND STAFF MORALE IN COLLEGES EDUCATION IN SOUTH WESTERN NIGERIA
    (Ife Journal of Educational Management and Policy Analysis, 2015-12-18) Olaviwola G Olorisade
    The prevalence of academic dishonesty in educactional institutions all over the world. and the assumption that proper ethics enhance staff morale. prompted the static the study set, Ernestine the relationship of proper work ethics (academic integrity) with staff morale. The study population consisted of academic members of colleges of education in South-Western Nigeria. The sample consisted of 461 staff members randomly selected from colleges of education. The instrument was the questionnaire tagged Academic Staff Morale and Academic Integrity Questionnaire (ASMAIQ) Simple percentage, weighted average and Pearson Product Moment Correlation were used to test the questions a hypothesis raised. The study found that there was no significant relationship between deans /heads of department' academic integrity and staff morale. It recommended that institutional managers show learn to treat staff fairly and offer them needed assistance to promo. professionalism and save staff undue stress and discontent.

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