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University of Zululand

Public participation as a mechanism to enhance service delivery in Mtubatuba Local Municipality

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The purpose of this study is to investigate anxiety associated with the use of technology among teachers in Lesotho. The sample consists of 100 high school teachers from various schools located in the Maseru district. To meet the objectives, a questionnaire was designed, which collected data on teachers’ anxieties towards technology in relation to demographic variables. The findings of the study suggest that the educators do differ in their anxiety levels in relation to technology, and that there is no correlation between age and anxiety. The relationship between the variable of gender and anxiety is revealed. Furthermore, teaching experience is found to have a significant effect on anxiety, while nationality is found to have no effect on anxiety.

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University of Zululand
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2024

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  • Madondo, James Nkosinathi

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Madondo, James Nkosinathi. Public participation as a mechanism to enhance service delivery in Mtubatuba Local Municipality. University of Zululand, 2024.