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Merit Research Journal of Education and Review (ISSN:
2350-2282) Vol.11(5) pp. 049-068, June, 2023
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Original Research Article
Conceptualizing Empirical Evidence of
Transformational Pedagogy in Selected Secondary Schools in the
South West Region of Cameroon |
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Catholic University Institute of
Buea (CUIB), South West Region, Republic of Cameroon
E-mail: oao145l@gmail.com
Received: 23 May 2023 I Accepted:
26 June 2023 I Published: 29 June 2023 I
Article ID: MRJER23016
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This study
investigated the concept and evidence of transformational
pedagogy in selected secondary schools in the south west region
of Cameroon. Three research questions guided the study. The
sample consisted of 40 teachers with a minimum of 10 years in
the field and ten pre-service teachers upon graduation. The
sample was selected purposively using informal methods of
identification such as discussions with the principals and
studying school records. Data were obtained using a modified
version of the Likert Scale and the data were subjected to
descriptive analysis. Analysis showed that twenty-four percent
of the sample explicitly understood the concept of
transformational pedagogy and thirty percent incorporate it in
their teaching and learning process. Therefore, although only a
minority understand and use transformative pedagogic approach in
their teaching and learning process, the three additional
respondents for question two may represent those who incorporate
transformative pedagogic approach in their teaching and learning
process but lack the ability of articulation. By implication of
this study, up grading teacher education and professional
development for teachers in the south west region of Cameroon is
urgent. From the latter the need for the following is
recommended: an efficient, effective, and sustainable pedagogic
supervisory team, which will consistently and constructively
enable, equip, and positively challenge technicians with a broad
spectrum and cohesive blend of teaching and intervention
strategies. An honest diagnostic and assessment team needs to
study and make concrete suggestions as well as follow through
structures on how to manage the challenges of teachers in order
to enhance their output and improve student overall performance.
In conclusion teaching and learning can become for every learner
a process of personal transformation and a commitment to
societal transformation for a better world.
Keywords: Conceptualizing Empirical Evidence, Secondary
Schools, South West Region Of Cameroon, Transformational
Pedagogy
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