Information Communication Technology Integration on Competency Based Education: A Case of Selected Primary Schools in Kajiado North Sub-County, Kajiado County, Kenya
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Date
2026-01Author
Gitau, Agnes Wambui
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The study sought to investigate the influence of ICTs in Competency Based
Education in primary schools in Kajiado North Sub - County. The study objectives
were to examine the influence of the availability of ICT resources on Competency
Based Education implementation in primary schools in Kajiado North Sub- County,
to establish the influence of teachers training on ICT Competency Based Education
implementation and to examine the influence of administrative support in
integrating ICT in teaching and learning on Competency Based Education
Implementation, and finally to determine the influence of ICT integration towards
the Competency Based Education Implementation in primary schools in Kajiado
North Sub - County, Kajiado County , Kenya. The study was guided by the
Technology Acceptance Model (TAM). The study adopted descriptive survey
research design. The study targeted 93 head teachers and 876 teachers across the 93
primary schools. The 93 primary schools have 2797 grade 9 nine learners. The 9
head teachers, 88 teachers and 280 learners was the sample size calculated by the
researcher out of the target population as adequate for dependable results for
interview and questionnaires respectively.
In objective one, findings indicated a high level of Availability of ICT Resources
(Aggregate Mean=3.355, SD=0.798) in public primary schools in Kajiado North Sub-
County. The Pearson's correlation analysis results indicate existence of a strong
significant positive linear relationship between availability of ICT resources and
Competency Based Education implementation in primary schools in Kajiado North
Sub-County at a correlational coefficient r= 0.659*, P Value 0.017<0.05. In objective
two, findings indicated a moderate level of Teachers’ ICT Literacy (Aggregate
Mean=3.011 0, SD=0.779) in public primary schools in Kajiado North Sub-County.
The Pearson's correlation analysis results indicate existence of an average/medium
significant positive linear relationship between teachers’ ICT literacy and
Competency Based Education implementation in primary schools in Kajiado North
Sub- County, at a correlational coefficient r= 0.439*, P Value 0.041<0.05.
In objective three, findings indicated a moderate level of administrative support in
ICT (Aggregate Mean=2.818, S. D=0.792) in public primary schools in Kajiado
North Sub-County. The Pearson's correlation analysis results indicate existence of a
very strong significant positive linear relationship between administrative support in
ICT and Competency Based Education implementation in primary schools in Kajiado
North Sub-County, at a correlational coefficient r= 0.831**, P Value 0.000<0.01.
In objective four, the multiple regression analysis results indicate an adjusted R square
of 0.682 which implies that ICT integration influence Competency Based Education
implementation in primary schools Kajiado North Sub-County by 68.2%.
Based on the findings, it was recommended that; The school administration together
with other administrators in the education sector they should provide ICT resources
such as computers, reliable internet, reliable electricity and other resources to the
primary schools for better Competency Based Education implementation. The
education office at Kajiado North Sub-County together with Kajiado county should
invest more on teachers’ ICT literacy by encouraging and sponsoring more teacher to
attend ICT organized seminars and enrolling in ICT related short courses. By having
more teachers who are literate in ICT will lead to improvement in implementation of
the Competency Based Education in primary schools.
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A Thesis Report Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Award of the Degree of Master Education in the Department of Education School of Humanities and Social Sciences of Africa Nazarene University
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