Questionnaire on Evaluation of Corruption on Education System
QUESTIONNAIRE
INSTRUCTION
Please tick or fill in where necessary as the case may be.
Section A
- Gender of respondent
A male { }
B female { }
- Age distribution of respondents
- 15-20 { }
- 21-30 { }
- 31-40 { }
- 41-50 { }
- 51 and above { }
- Marital status of respondents?
- married [ ]
- single [ ]
- divorce [ ]
- Educational qualification off respondents
- SSCE/OND { }
- HND/BSC { }
- PGD/MSC { }
- PHD { }
SECTION B
- Corruption diverts funds meant for infrastructure improvement, leading to inadequate and substandard educational facilities.
- Agrees { }
- Strongly agreed { }
- Disagreed { }
- Strongly disagreed { }
- Corruption will under develop the education system.
(a) Agrees { }
(b) Strongly agreed { }
(c) Disagreed { }
(d) Strongly disagreed { }
- Corruption has negative impact on access to education.
- Agreed { }
- Strongly agreed { }
- Disagreed { }
- Strongly disagreed { }
- Corruption encourages examination malpractice in the School.
- Agreed { }
- Strongly agreed { }
- Disagreed { }
- Strongly disagreed { }
- Parental advice can help to curb student involvement in exam malpractices.
- Agreed { }
- Strongly agreed { }
- Disagreed { }
- Strongly disagreed { }
- Corruption if not stopped, can continue with the student after school
- Agreed { }
- Strongly agreed { }
- Disagreed { }
- Strongly disagreed { }
- Government strict measures can discourage corruption in the School
- Agreed { }
- Strongly agreed { }
- Disagreed { }
- Strongly disagreed { }
- Government penalty on corruption can discourage student from engaging in such act.
- Agreed { }
- Strongly agreed { }
- Disagreed { }
- Strongly disagreed { }
- Corruption has negative effect on students’ self-esteem and mentality
- Agreed { }
- Strongly agreed { }
- Disagreed { }
- Strongly disagreed { }