Effect of reciprocal teaching strategy on Students' Achievement in Christian Religious Studies in Secondary Schools in Nasarawa State
Christian Religious Studies Education — 2025, NCE
This study examined effect of reciprocal teaching strategy on students' achievement in christian religious studies in secondary schools in nasarawa state. Using a descriptive survey design, questionnaires were administered to teachers and students within the study area, and the data collected were analysed using frequency counts, percentages, mean ratings and chi-square tests. Findings revealed that instructional practices and the availability of learning resources significantly influence teaching effectiveness and student achievement at the Basic Education level in Nasarawa State. The study recommends improved provision and utilisation of instructional facilities, regular professional development for teachers, and stronger school-community collaboration.
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