Research Article

High School Teachers’ Perceptions and Practices of Mathematics Curriculum in Ghana

Table 8

One-sample Wilcoxon signed ranked test for CP (test value = 3 from the 5-point Likert-scale items).

VariablesTotal (N)Test statisticsStandard errorStandard test statistics (Z)Asymptotic Sig. (two-tailed)

I use the curriculum for planning lessons and activities to teach (P1)691,221.500109.1714.635<0.001
I encourage students to ask questions (P9)691,865.500135.0256.584<0.001
I allow my students to talk to each other when they are solving math (P11)69777.50088.3172.6840.007
I form groups of students (P12)691,259.500104.8875.439<0.001
I correct them when I find their mistake while solving math problems (P13)691,457.500115.0415.976<0.001
I give students math assignments (P14)691,538.000118.7946.229<0.001
I apply continuous assessment (P15)691,557.000125.1115.607<0.001
I listen to my students’ voices (P16)691,425.000112.0196.093<0.001
I challenge my students with creative questions (P17)691,375.500112.1855.642<0.001
I connect classroom math with students’ everyday life (P18)691,313.000109.4445.459<0.001
I ask students to solve on board (P19)691,122.000102.5304.477<0.001
Overall CP691,998.500152.9536.054<0.001