QUALITIES OF INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN FOR INNOVATIVE TEACHING AND TRANSFORMATION IN TEACHERS' EDUCATION IN KOGI STATE, NIGERIA
Obaje Alex Friday Ph.D, Edoh Yusufu Monday Ph.D, Atawodi Ibrahim
Department of Social Science Education, Faculty of Education, Prince Abubakar Audu University, Anyigba, Nigeria
Abstract
This study explores the qualities of instructional design that foster innovative teaching and transformative outcomes in teacher education within Kogi State, Nigeria. Instructional design is crucial for shaping effective teaching practices and enhancing the learning experience for future educators. As educational demands evolve, particularly in the context of Kogi State's unique socio-cultural landscape, high-quality instructional design becomes essential for equipping teachers with the skills necessary to engage learners actively and adapt to modern teaching environments. The research employs a correlational design to examine the impact of instructional design qualities on innovative in teaching and transformation in teachers' education. A sample of 300 participants was drawn from various teacher education institutions across Kogi State. Data were collected using a structured questionnaire measuring the qualities of instructional design, innovative teaching practices, and transformative education indicators. The findings reveal a strong positive relationship between the qualities of instructional design and innovative teaching (r = 0.745, p < 0.001), indicating that enhanced instructional design significantly improves innovative teaching practices. Similarly, the study finds a moderate to strong positive correlation between instructional design qualities and transformative outcomes in education (r = 0.664, p < 0.001), suggesting that effective instructional frameworks contribute to the professional growth and adaptability of educators. These results highlight the critical role that well-structured instructional design plays in preparing teachers who can respond to the demands of contemporary classrooms. The study emphasizes the need for continuous professional development in instructional design for educators and recommends that policymakers integrate instructional design standards into teacher education curricula. By addressing these areas, Kogi State can enhance the quality of its teacher preparation programs, fostering both innovative and meaningful transformation in education.
Keywords: Instructional Design, Innovative Teaching, Transformative Education and Teacher Education.
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EPRA International Journal of Socio-Economic and Environmental Outlook(SEEO)
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Published on : 2026-03-27
| Vol | : | 13 |
| Issue | : | 3 |
| Month | : | March |
| Year | : | 2026 |