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Title Trend And Causes Of Female Students Dropout From Teacher Education Institutions Of Ethiopia: The Case Of Jimma University
Full text http://ajol.info/index.php/ejesc/article/view/56309
Date 2010
Author(s) W Melese; G Fenta
Abstract This article examines the state of female students' enrollment and dismissal rate and major factors that cause them to dropout from the higher learning institutions. Data were collected from the drop out students, instructors, gender officers and guidance and counseling office of the University through questionnaires, interview and focus group discussion. Moreover, secondary data were collected from the university registrar. The results of the study reveal that though the enrollment rate of female students increased from time to time there is a wide gap between the two sexes. Moreover, the dismissal rates of female students are greater than males. The major factors that caused female students to be dismissed from the university include harassment, homesickness, lack of assertiveness training, teachers gender insensitivity, absence of special support program, poor time management, anxiety, financial problems lack of proper guidance, and counseling service and department placement without interest.
Language en
Publisher Ethiopian Journal of Education and Sciences
Type of publication Peer-reviewed Article
Format application/pdf
Source Ethiopian Journal of Education and Sciences; Vol 5, No 1 (2010)
Rights Copyright is held by the Journal
Repository Africa - African Journals OnLine (AJOL)
Added to C-A: 2010-08-26;09:03:17