Abstract:
The purpose of the study is to measure the impact and evaluation of HSTTIs Training
provided to the higher secondary level (college) principals, subject teachers and
computer teachers. The study work has been completed with a set of objectives to
identify the change of trainees’ competence through the in-service training program
provided by HSTTIs to the higher secondary level principals, subject teachers and
computer teachers. The study has been done to analyze the trainees’ knowledge, skill
and attitude before and after training program, and to find out the gap between rural and
urban higher secondary level college teaching learning practice and class room
delivery. The study has also been done to evaluate the impact of the training measured
in terms of qualitative change on the high secondary level institutions. Primary data
were basically collected from the field level working places of the trainees. There were
four groups of respondents i.e. college principals-70, classroom subject teachers-298
and ICT based computer teachers-70 who received training from HSTTI, Rajshahi and
HSTTI Barisal and other respondents of high officials, stakeholders-82 from the
HSTTIs in Bangladesh. Questionnaires, interview schedule, observation and documents
were used as data collection instruments. Data were presented by qualitative and
quantitative approaches. For the data analysis, statistical techniques were used in
different approaches such as tabular form, percentage, mean, standard deviation,
graphical presentation, coefficient of variation two-way ANOVA analysis, DMRT test,
chi-square test etc. In this study all respondent groups attached with the work almost
equvocally agreed about the necessity and importance of In-service training for the
college teachers. It was found that the training coursess organized by five HSTTI for
college principals, subject teachers and computer teachers training are effective. The
performance of trainee college teachers are deviated signifacantly between pre and post
test in all the five HSTTIs. So the difference between the from the pre-training and post
training evaluation way statistically significant (principal training p-value-0.000, tvalue-
20.88, computer teacher p-value- 0.000, t-value- 14.812, subject teacher p-value-
0.000, t-value- 20.638. This study are important findings that most of the respondents
opined the training course content, training methodology, training objective and
training evaluation process in very good. Secondly 70% of the respondent agrees that
effectiveness of training outcomes for the institutional management of the higher
secondary levels (college). In their study 70% respondents agree that effective change
takes place after the teaching learning approaches through In-service HSTTI training
program. 70% of the respondents opined that HSTTI In-service training impact on the
field levels changed the student philosophy and other 30% respondent agreed to their
self-development. All HSTTIs training programs are able to change the respondents
(principals, subject teachers and computer teachers) knowledge, skill and attitude
towards their professions. Then lastly In-service training has long term positive impact
(in this study various dependent veriable chi-square test (2) and p-value test maximum
result are significant) on quality education at the higher level institutions and on the
working places of the trainees. So it should, here, be affirmed that the In-service
teachers training at higher secondary level be organized regularly for professional
improvement of the teachers vis-a-vis the developed quality of education. This study
would help HSTTIs high authority to initiate the innovative mechanism for the
development of managerial activities, strength and weakness of the training institute,
training program, trainees, trainers/ resource persons and training environment of the
higher secondary level institutions. Overall, the study has been able to fulfill the
national goal in the field of educational management, subject and pedagogical, ICT in education of higher secondary level institutions in Bangladesh.
Description:
This thesis is Submitted to the Institute of Education and Research (IER), University of Rajshahi Rajshahi, Bangladesh for The Degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)