Gender Differences and Disparities in Educational Attainments. A Case of Selected Primary Schools of Olokurto Division, Narok North District Kenya

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

DECLARATION ................................................................................................ i

APPROVAL ..................................................................................................... ii

DEDICATION .................................................................................................. iii

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ..................................................................................... iv

TABLE OF CONTENTS ..................................................................................... v

LIST OF TABLES ........................................................................................... viii

LIST OF FIGURES ......................................................................................... viii

LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS ............................................................................... x

ABSTRACT ..................................................................................................... xi

CHAPTER ONE ............................................................................................... 1

1.0. Introduction ............................................................................................ 1

1. 1. Background of the Study .......................................................................... 1

1.2. Statement of the Problem ........................................................................ 3

1.3. General objective ..................................................................................... 3

1.4. Specific Objectives ................................................................................... 3

1.5. Research Questions ................................................................................. 4

1.6 Scope ............................................................................................... 4

1. 7. Significance of the Study .......................................................................... 4

1.8. Limitations of the Study ........................................................................... 6

1.9. Delimitations of the Study ........................................................................ 6

1.10. Operational Definition of Terms/Key concepts .......................................... 6

CHAPTER TWO ............................................................................................... 7

LITERATURE REVIEW ..................................................................................... 7

V

CHAPTER THREE .......................................................................................... 14

METHODOLOGY ........................................................................................... 14

3.0. Introduction .......................................................................................... 14

3.1. Research Design .................................................................................... 14

3.2. Area of Study ........................................................................................ 14

3.3. Population ............................................................................................. 14

3.4. Sample and Sampling Technique ............................................................ 15

3.5. Procedures and Methods of Data Collection ............................................. 15

3.6. Data Analysis ......................................................................................... 15

CHAPTER FOUR ............................................................................................ 16

DATA PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS, AND INTERPRETATION ............................. 16

4.0. Introduction .......................................................................................... 16

4.1. Prevalence and the context in which gender disparities occur ................... 16

4.1.8 Pupils carrier choice by gender ........................................................ 24

4.1. 9 Pupils choice of co-curricular activities and how they spend their

leisure .......................................................................................................... 25

Pupils were asked how they spend their leisure during co-curriculum activities. 25

4.2 Causes of gender disparities ................................................................ 27

4.3 Interventions and solutions to gender disparities .................................. 28

CHAPTER FIVE ............................................................................................. 31

SUMMARY OF FINDINGS, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS ................ 31

5.0. Introduction .......................................................................................... 31

5.1. Summary of findings .............................................................................. 31

5.2 Conclusion ...................................................................................... 33

5.3. Recommendations ................................................................................. 33

REFERENCES ............................................................................................... 36

APPENDICES ................................................................................................ 38

ABSTRACT This research project was carried out to investigate gender disparities in primary schools in Olokurto division, Narok North District in Kenya. The study also was intended to find out causes of gender disparities and try to find out ways of curbing these disparities. There are thirty three schools in the division and the research was carried out in four of these schools. The findings from the four schools reflected the situations in the whole division. Simple random sampling was used to arrive at the target population. Questionnaires were used on various respondents; head teachers, teachers and pupils to collect the data. The results were analyzed using simple tables showing frequencies and percentages. The findings showed areas where disparities occur as performance, enrolment, school dropout, classroom interaction and school facilities and resources from the respondents. It was found out that the causes of gender disparities were poverty, early pregnancies, lack of parents and teachers motivation, cultural practices, peer influence, lack of role models and gender stereotyped resources. To curb these problems, guidance and counseling could be conducted, use of role models, sensitize on gender balance and redistribution of tasks to both gender. What could be recommended form findings is to sensitize onto stakeholders on gender balance. Use of role models, creating friendly environment both at home and school and running insets.

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