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Vol. 29 No. 1 and 2 (2023): July and December

Published: July 12, 2024

Challenges And Strategies of Conflict Management in Secondary Schools

1-7 IKHIELEA, Usigbe Edna
92

Fostering Excellence in Teaching and Learning at the University Level

8-19 Prof. Pai Obanya
53

Difficult Topics in Mathematics as Perceived by Senior Secondary School One Student in Benin Metropolis, Edo State

20-29 Imasuen Kennedy (Ph.D), Omoni Igho Sylvester
59

Impact of Rural Water Supply and Health on Community Development in Bayelsa State

30-37 Marcel Chimezie DIWE (Ph.D.) , Nehikhare Osagie UWENBOR (Ph.D. Inview)
48

Survey of Teachers’ and Students’ Views on the Level of Implementation of Secondary School Physics Curriculum and Students’ Performance in Bauchi Education Zone, Bauchi State, Nigeria

38-47 Prof. Mangut Mankilik , Mr. Mailafiya, Dinnigwa Manasseh
64

Learners’ Acceptance and Perceived Benefits of Online Facilitation in Open and Distance Learning Institutions in Nigeria.

48-57 Oni, Leah Olubunmi (Ph.D.), Owolabi, Josiah (Ph.D.), Opateye, Johnson Ayodele (Ph.D.) , Bello, Lukuman (Ph.D.)
37

Multiple Social and Academic Roles of Postgraduate Student-Mothers in a Western Nigerian University

58-67 Etobro, Akpezi Benjamin (Ph.D.), Lawal, R. Omonike (PhD)
46

Peace and Security for Sustainable Development in Nigeria: Implications for Management of Secondary Education.

68-74 Haruna, Josephine Eleojo (Ph.D.), Omuya Ohunene Florence (Ph. D)
36

Impact of Technology on Students’ Achievement in English Vocabulary in Senior Secondary Schools in Odeda Local Government Area, Ogun State

75-82 Sheriff Olamide Olatunji, PhD
72

The Effectiveness of An Activity–Based Education Technique Using a Role-Playing Analogy in Improving Students' Conceptual Grasp of Hydrocarbon

83-91 Iyabo Ayodeji Ukanah
42

The Role of Educational Management in Nigerian Universities for Fostering Entrepreneurial Skills for Sustainable Development

92-111 Stella Ofor-Douglas Ph.D
55

Unlocking University Undergraduates’ Potentials for Sustainable Development Through Entrepreneurship Education in the 21st Century Nigeria

112-124 Stella Ofor-Douglas Ph.D
34

Relationship Between Work Ethics and Senior Non-Teaching Staff’s Productivity in South-South Universities in Nigeria

125-132 Deborah Adejumoke Adeyemo (Ph.D.),, Victoria Modupe Bankole , Julius Kolawole Adeyemi
32

Abuses in Outsourcing Processes: Roles of Institutional Managers

133-138 Olayiwola Gafaru Olorisade, PhD
34

Effect of Algebra Tiles Teaching Approach on Students’ Retention in Quadratic Equation in FCT, Abuja, Nigeria

139-151 Prof. Katcha Mohammad Abdullahi, Dr. Gidado Bello Kumo, Prof. Anaduaka Uche Scholatica, Nwabueze Maria Uchenna
66

Assessing Lecturers' Readiness to Teach 21st Century Skills in Colleges of Education in Imo State

152-164 Jacinta Nkechi Ugwoji, Omaze Anthony Afemikhe
33

Social Studies Curriculum as an Instrument for Enhancing Social Stability and National Development in a Democratic Nigeria

165-170 Bishara, Anita Ayuba , Dr. Gidado, Bello Kumo
42

Influence of Digitized Library Information Resources on Knowledge Acquisition among Undergraduates of Federal University of Petroleum, EffurunWarri, Delta State, Nigeria.

171-179 Dr. Igere Mercy A
34
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