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Project Topics in Education
281. Relationships Among Peer Pressure, Time Management And Academic Performance Of In-school Adolescents In Delta State, Nigeria
Abstract
The study sought to investigate the relationships among peer pressure, time management and academic performance of in-school adolescents in Delta-State. In pursuance of the aforementioned objectives, six research questions were posed and one hypothesis postulated. Subjects for the study consisted of 600 in-school adolescents... Continue Reading »
282. In-service Training And Teachers Productivity
In-service training and teacher's productivity in secondary schools
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Background to the Study
Staff training must be based on a need analysis derived from a comparison of actual performance and behavior with required performance and behavior. Staff training is one of the major ways... Continue Reading »
283. Educational Services, Teacher Quality And Students’ Academic Performance In Public Senior Secondary Schools, North Central Zone, Nigeria
ABSTRACT
Educational services refer to the services available for teachers to improve their quality and promote teacher effectiveness in the school system, while teacher quality is a degree of excellence especially as it relates to high level of competency and worth of teachers. Specifically, the study examined the extent to which... Continue Reading »
284. Impact Of Staff Development Programmes On The Performance Of Teachers In Secondary Schools In Yola Metropolis, Adamawa State
ABSTRACT
This study investigated the “Impact of Staff Development Programmes on the Performance of Teachers in Secondary Schools in Yola Metropolis, Adamawa State”. The study raised five objectives, these are: to determine the impact of in-service training on the performance of teachers in secondary schools, examine the... Continue Reading »
285. Staff Development Programmes And Teachers’ Effectiveness In Secondary Schools
ABSTRACT
This study investigated the impact of in-service training programmes on students‟ academic performance, examined the effect of part-time and full-time training programmes on teachers‟ teaching methods, determined the modes of training adopted by the various schools in training their teachers and also examined the... Continue Reading »
286. Strategies Considered Effective For Teaching Job Skills By Anambra State Secondary School Business Teachers
ABSTRACT
This study which was on strategies considered effective for teaching job skills by Anambra State secondary school business teachers used the six instructional strategies proposed by Mannison (2009). The study adopted the survey design. Six research questions and six null hypothesis were tested at 0.05 level of significance. A... Continue Reading »
287. Supervisory Skills Required Of Principals In Order To Ensure Effective Management Of Instruction (a Case Study Of Abakaliki Education Zone Of Ebonyi State)
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
Background to the Study
Owing to the challenges that faced directorate of inspection, principals were entrusted with the task of instructional supervision within the schools. Several Commissions of education have discussed and made recommendations on improvement and maintenance of quality education. The commissions... Continue Reading »
288. Teacher Effectiveness Of The Secondary School Teachers
CHAPTER – I
INTRODUCTION
1.0 Introduction:
Educational process is three dimensional - teacher, pupil and curriculum. Teacher is an essential element in the teaching learning process. Without the teacher no learning can take place, no adequate knowledge can be provided and no proper development of pupils individually... Continue Reading »
289. The Effects Of Teacher Training On Teacher Value-added
Abstract
We study the effects of various types of education and training on teacher productivity. Previous studies on the subject have been hampered by inadequate measures of teacher training and difficulties addressing the non-random selection of teachers to students and of teachers to training. We address all of these limitations by... Continue Reading »
290. Effect Of Constructive Simulation Teaching Strategy On Students Achievement And Retention In Christian Religious Studies
ABSTRACT
This study investigated the effect of teachers’ use of constructive simulation on students’ achievement and retention in Christian Religious Studies in secondary schools, in Awka South Local Government Area of Anambra State. The study also considered the influence of gender on students’ academic achievement... Continue Reading »
291. Effects Of Simulation Games On Attitude And Performanc In Microorganisms Among Secondary School Students In Zaria Nigeria
ABSTRACT
This study was carried out to determine the “effects of Simulation game on Attitude and Performance in Biology among Secondary School Students, Zaria, Kaduna State Nigeria. The target population was all SS1 Biology students in Zaria Educational zone. Two Schools were sampledusing the stratified random sampling... Continue Reading »
292. Climate Change Awareness And Attitude Of Senior Secondary School Students In Umuahia Education Zone Abia State
ABSTRACT
This research was a descriptive survey aimed at determining the climate change awareness and attitude of senior secondary school students in Umuahia education zone of Abia State. To guide the study, six research questions and four hypotheses were formulated and answered. Purposive sampling technique was used to sample... Continue Reading »
293. Effects Of Two Instructional Scaffolding Strategies On Secondary School Students Achievement And Interest In Biology
ABSTRACT
This study investigated the effect of two Instructional Scaffolding Strategies on Secondary School Students’ Achievement and Interest in Biology in Udi Education Zone, Enugu State. The study adopted a factorial research design which helped the researcher to determine the main effects of two treatments in one single... Continue Reading »
294. Effects Of Truancy On Academic Performance Of Primary School Pupils
ABSTRACT
This research work was carried out to examine the effects of truancy on academic performance of primary school pupils in Edati Local Government area of Niger State.The research methodology utilizes descriptive statistics with simple numbers and percentages in the analysis and synthesizing of primary sources of data collected via... Continue Reading »
295. Parental Influences On Incidences Of Truant Behavior
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Background of the study
Truancy is a term used to describe any intentional unauthorized absence from compulsory school. The term truancy, typically refers to absence caused by students of their own free will, and usually does not refer to legitimate excused absence, such as ones related to a medicated... Continue Reading »
296. Causes Of Truancy Among Student Of Government Secondary Schools ( A Case Study Of Kuje Area Council, Abuja)
CHAPTER 0NE
1.1 Background of the Study
School is an institution for educating children (oxford Dictionary, 2015). It is also an agent of socialization as well as institution set up by the society in order to pass knowledge, skills, values, attitudes and other necessary qualities to the younger generations so that they become productive and... Continue Reading »
297. Causes Of Truancy In Secondary Schools (a Case Study Of Arumeru District Tanzania)
CHAPTER ONE
1.0 INTRODUCTION
The issue of truancy in Tanzania is a critical problem now days.Most students they do not complete their course of study becouse of truancy which lead them to drop out from schooling.most students especially girls are ending up by geting married and those who are... Continue Reading »
298. Effects Of Pidgin English In Standard English Usage Among Students In Selected Secondary Schools In Eha-amufu, Isi -uzo L.g.a. Of Enugu States
ABSTRACT
The use of Pidgin English in the Nigerian context has gone beyond verbal communication to become more of a mode of behaviour as its expression has moved from informal conversation to formal situations. This above scenario necessitated this study which investigates the effects of Pidgin English on Standard English usage among... Continue Reading »
299. English In The Mass Media
Part I: English Language Skills for the Broadcast Media
1. The nature and primacy of spoken language:
According to Weinert (2010; see also Thorne, 1997), spoken language has the following attributes: It is primary in physiologically and mentally normal human beings,... Continue Reading »
300. Good Spoken English And National Development: Sociophonology In The Service Of Man
PREAMBLE
It is conventional wisdom that an inaugural lecture is one given by an academic who has just been appointed to a chair in a discipline. This presupposes that the notion of currency, post-appointment, is important if it is not to degenerate into a valedictory speech or exaugural lecture. That perhaps explains Adeogun’s... Continue Reading »
