COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT OF EXTRINSIC AND INTRINSIC MOTIVATION ON BASIC SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS IN ASOKORE MAMPONG MUNICIPALITY

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2022-11
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ATAKORA, DANIEL KWAKU
7201790015
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The purpose of this study is to analyze the impact of extrinsic and intrinsic motivation on basic school administrators in Asokore Mampong. It also attempted to find out the effects and consequences of no motivation on basic school administrators problems encountered by students in offering accounting. The target population for the study was all headteachers in the Municipality with a total of 51. The sample size for the study was 44 students which were selected using the simple random sampling technique, specifically the lottery method. The instrument used for data collection was questionnaire. Frequencies and percentages were used in analyzing the results. The results were presented using frequency tables. It was found from the study that school administrators are influenced by both intrinsic and extrinsic factors in performing their administrative and academic and duties. The intrinsic factors such as success, pleasure, participation in decision making motivate headteachers in performing their duties in the various school environments. The extrinsic factors that influence school administrators include good salary, regular in-service-training and regular promotion. The study indicated that intrinsic motivation has greater influence on school administration in performing their duties. It is recommended that the school management can apply several activities of "teacher empowerment", one of which is to provide time slots for teachers to exchange information and collaborate with other colleagues, including representatives of school management. The government should commission a study into the financial rewards system in the education service in relation to the contribution of headteachers towards their work, and also find out if it meets their expectation and improvement, upgrading of headteachers' involvement in important managerial processes, socialization, establishment of rules and policies as well as providing avenues for such upgrading
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