ASSESSMENT OF INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA USE IN ENHANCING TEACHING AND LEARNING OF ACCOUNTING BY BUSINESS EDUCATION STUDENTS IN THE NIGER DELTA, NIGERIA

AMADI ELEANOR A. ANIREH, UCHENNA N. NWOBIKE ARUCHI, Rivers State University of Science And Technology, Nkpolu-Oroworukwo, Port Harcourt.
Abstract

Many students generally encounter difficulty in grasping the concepts of accounting. This is not because the subject matter is too dry, but rather the methods in which accounting fundamentals and principles are traditionally presented. Moving away from the tradition of lecture and textbook method of teaching, the use instructional media can improve the quality of accounting instructional delivery. Descriptive survey method was adopted for this study using questionnaires to elicit responses from respondents. Questionnaire instrument titled ?Assessment of instructional media use in enhancing teaching and learning of Accounting by Business Education students in the Niger Delta? (AIMUETLA). In all 250 accounting students and 25 accounting lecturers or lecturers with accounting background were selected from 5 Universities in the Niger Delta (UNICAL, DELSU, RSUST, UNIUYO and NDU). Instrument validation was done and test reliability conducted using Cronbach Alpha Coefficient with an index of 0.88. Mean and Standard Deviation was used to analyze the data obtained from the respondents; while hypotheses were tested using t-test at 0.05 level of significance. Finding revealed that proper and effective use of instructional media can bring about good delivery of teaching and learning of accounting and recommendations made based on the research findings.

Keywords: Instructional media, Effective teaching and learning, Business Education, Accounting, Human Capital Development.

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