AMINU YUSUF, MUSA MOHAMMED MANDE &TANKO BABAJI DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION FOUNDATIONS, FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION, ABUBAKAR TAFAWA BALEWAUNIVERSITY, BAUCHI- NIGERIA. Abstract. Determining the extent to which school (primary and secondary) teachers’ attended induction course program ( Seminar, workshop or conference);the most frequent nature of the induction course program received ( undergone) by the school teachers […]

DR. UDUMA EMMANUEL OGBONNIADEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY EDUCATION, EBONYI STATE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, IKWO ANDOME FEDERICK DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY EDUCATIONEBONYI STATE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, IKWO. Abstract. In the 19th century, there were clarion calls for a paradigm shift in undergraduate education from traditional methods of instruction which have focused teaching process to a new learning paradigm

OKEWORO STEPHEN NWALI (Ph.D.)DEPARTMENT PRIMARY EDUCATION, EBONYI STATE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, IKWO. Abstract. Adolescence stage is a crucial period in human life. During this stage, individuals experience complex developmental changes that usually lead to disruptive behaviors which if not properly handled can breach academic achievements. It is the wake of this backdrop that inspired this

EME, AUGUSTA NKECHIDEPARTMENT OF NURSING SCIENCE, FACULTY OF HEALTHSCIENCE TECHNOLOGY,EBONYI STATE UNIVERSITY, ABAKALIKI. Abstract. This study examines the use of Misoprostol in the prevention and management of Post Partum Hemorrhage in poor resources settings in Ebonyi State. A survey design was used and the sample size was 526respondents made up of 263 midwives and 263

DR. (MRS.) OWOTUNSE, ESTHER YETUNDEMINISTRY OF YOUTHS AND SPORTSKOGI STATE, LOKOJA-NIGERIA. Abstract. This paper sought to investigate the impact of training and development on staff performance, of Kogi State Polytechnic. The paper adopted correlational research design. 76 Staff of Kogi State Polytechnic were used as sample for the study. Three research questions were formulated and

EBOHON GRACE IHINOSEN KUWANTADEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL TECHNICAL EDUCATIONNASSARAWA STATE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, AKWANGA. Abstract. The study was on Effect of Simulation Teaching Technique on Students’ Achievement and Interest in Motor vehicle Mechanic Work in Technical Colleges of Nasarawa State in Nigeria. Two research questions and two null hypotheses guided the study. A quasi-experimental design was

EZE O. IGODODEPARTMENT OF RELIGIOUS STUDIES,EBONYI STATE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, NIGERIA. Abstract. Despite the onslaught of modernity, African traditional religion has survived. The return of the gods who were purportedly in retreat at the inception of colonialism is a demonstration that they never went away but rather went into hibernation waiting for the right time

NWEZE REUBEN N.DEPART OF HISTORYEBONYI STATE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, IKWO. Abstract. Every nation strives towards the provision of affordable and quality education for all her citizens, realizing that education is necessary to engineer and consolidate any nation’s developmental process. However, achieving quality education would be a mirage if teacher education is not in good shape.

UZOR, OGBONNAYADEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS EDUCATIONEBONYI STATE COLLEGE OF EDUCATIONINYANG, VICTOR E. E.DEPARTMENT OF FINE AND APPLIED ARTSEBONYI STATE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION. Abstract. Education is the key to the development of any nation. It does not discriminate between sex. Entrepreneurship is a very good ingredient that gives quality education a taste. Entrepreneurship will in no small