duties of the administrative staff associated with the educational institutes. In educational sectors, the educational supervisors are responsible for the educational operations, disciplines, requirements, and rules.”
Supervision has its origin from the Latin word
"Super video" meaning "to oversee" (Adenaike and Adebanjo, 2000). Therefore, Benefits • The benefits of supervision include enhanced accountability, increased feeling of support, development of professional skills and improved efficiency. Supervision is also associated with decreased feelings of isolation and role ambiguity. • Supervision provides equal importance to students, and teachers by having constant interaction between the supervisor and the teacher to improve teaching and learning processes (Al-Saud, 2007). Teachers' continuous learning assists them to be more efficient and effective. 19-May-2020 • Other reasons for supervising schools are:
To improve the incompetent teachers,
To provide a guide for staff development, To know the effectiveness of classroom management by the teachers, To improve methods of teaching and learning, To create a physical, social and psychological climate or environment ... Supervision for improvement of instruction
Supervision of instruction is a process of
assisting the teachers to improve themselves and their instructional abilities so as to enhance effective teaching and learning. It is a service rendered to teachers who are directed towards controlling the quality of their classroom instruction. Process of instruction supervision • Instructional Supervision can be done either through internal supervisors who Heads of schools, their assistants, and the Heads of departments, or through External supervisors who are resource persons and consultants like University professors, education researchers, curriculum consultants and designated officials from the Primary School Management Board. Steps Improvement for supervision of instruction: 1. Use ICT tools and digital game-based learning. 2. Differentiate between students. 3. Use the flipped classroom model. 4. Encourage cooperative learning. 5. Communicate with colleagues. 6. Communicate with parents. 7. Create a welcoming environment. 1.2 Statement of the Problem • The ability of teachers to render co- operative effort willingly determines the extent to which schools will achieve their goals and objectives. This is so because it is the teacher on whose shoulder lay the actual work of pedagogy and the attainment of educational results. 1.3 Purpose of the Study The main purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between supervision of instruction and teachers' teaching effectiveness in Government Area. Etinan Local
Specifically, the study intends
to: i. Examine the relationship between supervision of the method of teaching and teachers' effectiveness. Teaching ii. Examine the relationship between supervision of instructional utilization materials teachers' and teaching effectiveness. Examine the relationship between supervision of evaluation teachers strategies and teaching 1.4 Significance of the study Examining the relationship between supervision of instruction and teacher's teaching effectiveness will be of great significance to the teachers, schools' management, education board, and other researchers interested in supervision of instruction in the following ways. i. The study will help improve the supervision process in schools. ii. The findings of this study will help teachers to understand and appreciate the importance of supervision. of instruction on effective classroom performance, and that instructional supervisors are there to assist them and 1.5 Research Questions The following research questions were posed to collect data for the study: i. To what extent does supervision of method of teaching relates to teacher's effectiveness? the teaching ii. To what extent does supervision of instructional materials utilization relates to teachers effectiveness? Teaching To what extent does supervision of evaluation strategies related to teacher's teaching effectiveness? Facts of supervision On the basis of experience in training and supervising teachers, logic, and research findings, the essential ingredients of effective supervision are summarized. They include: 1) going beyond teacher verbal report to direct observation in analyzing problems, 2) timely identification of problems before they become chronic, 3) careful analysis of programs being used for their design adequacies and correcting inadequacies when required, 4) providing for extensive teacher practice in structured settings, 5) providing additional supervised practice in the classroom, and 6) recognizing that the supervisor must be well trained in the specific skills needed to be effective.