EFFECTS OF PUNISHMENT IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN BOMET DISTRICT KENYA: A CASE STUDY KAIRO SECONDARY SCHOOL

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 This study dealt with the investigation of the effects of punishments among secondary school students in Rift Valley Province; Bomet district, Kenya. Many researchers have come out with different views on punishments like Birungi, Nagawa, and Olupot. The researcher used questionnaires and interviews to collect relevant information about the study.

This study revealed that there is a need for the administrator, teachers, and students to know various effects of punishments and measures to be done in order to find ways of solving problems rather than punishment. The findings revealed the negative and positive effects of punishments, so administration and teachers are to view on each effects.

EFFECTS OF PUNISHMENT IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN BOMET DISTRICT KENYA: A CASE STUDY KAIRO SECONDARY SCHOOL
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Project ID ARE0493
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