The results of the study were presented according to the research questions
on tables I and 2 while the hypotheses were presented on tables 3 and 4.
Table 1: shows the responses of female and male teachers on classroommanagement techniques considered effective during lesson in answer to research question one. 2.50 is used as the critical mean value in taking decision. All the items except items 9 and 13 have mean value above the
critical value. Therefore items 1-8, 10,11,12,14 and 15 were all the effective classroom management techniques. While corporal punishment and relocating the students were not effective classroom management techniques,
since their mean values were below the critical value.
Table 2: shows mean scores of responses with respect to research question two which focused on the effects of teacher’s classroom management effectiveness on students learning. Again, 2.50 is used as the criterion mean.
All the items except item 2 have mean value higher than the critical mean. Consequently, all the items but item 2 are the effects of teachers’ classroom management effectiveness on students learning.
From table 3, the calculated t-test value of 0.62 is less than the critical t-value of 1.96 at 0.05 level of significance. Hypothesis one is therefore retained. Hence there is no significant difference between female and male teachers in
their perceptions on the identified effective classroom management techniques. This implies that both female and male teachers did not differ
significantly in their perceptions on effective classroom management techniques. They had similar views.
In table 4, the calculated F-value of 0.00772 is less than the critical F-value of 3.00 at 0.05 level of significance. Hypothesis two is retained. Therefore there is no significant difference among teachers, vice-principals and principals in their perceptions on the effects of teacher’s classroom
management effectiveness on students learning. This implies that principals,
vice-principals and teachers did not differ significantly in their perception on the effects of teacher’s classroom management effectiveness on students learning. They had similar views.