Teachers' Knowledge And Assessment Methods 0f Pupils With Dyslexia In Ilorin West Local Government Area 0f Kwara State

Abstract

Students lack the ability to express, comprehend, reason, and convey mathematical material logically. As a result, in Asa Local Government Area, Kwara State, the researcher looked into creative-thinking as a factor in the academic achievement of primary school students in mathematics. A descriptive correlation-type survey design was used. There are 2,293 students in the primary six that make up the study's population. 120 students were chosen using a straightforward random sampling method. Both the Mathematics Achievement Test (MAT) and a creative-thinking (QCT) questionnaire were used. The dependability was calculated using Pearson's Product Moment Correlation Coefficient and set at.76. At a significance level of 0.05, the study hypothesis was tested using linear regression. The findings showed a strong association between creative thinking and students' academic achievement in mathematics (F (1,149) =38.227, P 0.05). It is advised that teachers should relate to their students' thoughts and encourage original thought.