AbstractThe concept of Graphic Communication is characterized by the technology that is infused with information and communication technology which cover any product that stores, retrieves, manipulates, transmits or receive information that helps in disseminating knowledge through graphic device visuals. With structured and semi-structured interview guides the researcher examined the impact of Graphic Communications in the print and electronic media in Ghana. The scope of the study ...
AbstractThe purpose of this study was to investigate the difficulties tutors face when using the traditional demonstration method of teaching for vocational skills delivery especially in large class sizes. The study also aimed to modernise the demonstration method for effective vocational skills delivery in Ghana tertiary institutions. The study employed Solomon four quasi-experimental research design. The study targeted tutors and students offering textiles related (fabric and leather decora...
ABSTRACTThe main purpose of this study was to investigate on the impact of teachinglearners with hearing impairment using Total Communication Method.The researcher used data collected from teachers of Kerugoya School for theHearing Impaired in Kirinyaga District in the month of March 2009.The study was to investigate on the effects of Total Communication, benefits ofTotal Communication and challenges faced while teaching using TotalCommunication. The results were analysed, using tables...
ABSTRACTThe purpose of the study was to exa~nine the effects of alcoholism on the spread ofHIV/AIDS among youth in Makindye Division. The study had three specific objectives,which included) to examine how HIV/AIDS is spread among youths of MakindyeDivision and iii) to examine how HIV/AIDS among youths of ~tiua~t~izJd Division. Thestudy employed a descriptive correlation design that used both qualitative andquantitative methods of data collection. The findings indicated that most respond...
ABSTRACTThis study was aimed at investigating challenges facing visually impaired learners in aninclusive setting.To collect required information on the set objectives, the researcher used the survey strategywhich employed questionnaires. This instrument was used because it was found to be cheap andcould easily reach many respondents in different areas of the study area.The researcher’s target population was all primary teachers in inclusive schools especially thosewho were in touch wi...
ABSTRACTThis study was intended to assess the relationship between teachers' motivation andacademic performance of pupils in primary schools in Amu zone and suggest possiblesolutions to curb the problem. All secondary sources were revisited which in this caseincluded magazines, journals and text books which contained data related to the problem.A descriptive design was adopted for this study and questionnaires served as the main instruments of the study. Data collected was sorted, ...
ABSTRACTThis study sought to find out the impact of learning resources onperformance of students in Kiswahili subject in Mutonguni division.The study was guided by research objectives, identifying the relationshipbetween learning resources and academic performance, attitude ofteachers, investigating the characteristics of classroom environment andquality of teachers.The study was expected to be significant to the future researchers, teachersand also parents.The study reviewed literature...
ABSTRACTThe study was a descriptive, cross sectional design aimed at determining the causes ofschool drop outs in selected primary schools in Kabarnet Division, Baringo District-Kenya.My objectives were:1.1 To determine the profile of the respondents in terms of:a) Ageb) Gender2.0 To determine the causes of school drop-out in terms of:2.1 Poverty2.2 Early Marriage2.3 Cultural factors2.4 Teachers attitude2.5 Poor Performance3.0 The possible solutions to the problem.The exercise was conduct...
ABSTRACTAcquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) remains a majorhealth challenge world over. In this research, I tried to uncover itseffects on performance in schools. It was found that its damage requires special efforts to address.’ihira” was an illness that closely resembled AIDS. Its cause was “immoral conduct”. The cure for “ihira” was a concotion of herbs called “amanyasi”. Could the cure for AIDS lie in “Amanyasi?”.In chapter one I deal wi...
TABLE OF CONTENTTitlepage.Table of contents iiDeclaration ivDedication VAcknowledgement viCHAPTER ONE1.0 Introduction 11.1 Statement of the problem 21.2 Purpose of the Study 31.3 Objective of the Study 31.4 Research questions 31.5 Significance of the Study 41.6 Limitation of the Study 41.7 Scope of the Study 41.8 Defmitions of Terms 5CHAPTER TWO2.0 LiteratureIntroduction 6Identification of Children with Emotion problems 6Classification 7Causes of Emotional & Behaviour 8Effects of Emotional an...
ABSTRACTThis descriptive and quantitative study was conducted in Marmanet zone,Nyahuru district, to investigate the prevalence of and the problems which thechilden suffering from behavioral disorders were facing at school. The variablesmeasured include; the existence of such pupils in inclusive schools, thechallenges which they face and the problems they cause to other pupils as wellas their teachers, and how the schools have intervened for them. The studyutilized a semi-structured ques...
ABSTRACTThis study entitled "The Influence of Cultural Diversity on Moral Behaviour of Students" isaimed at examining whether cultural diversity of students influence their moral behaviours .Itwas guided by the objectives which included examining the sources of moral education toindividuals (Students of KIU), to explain the influence of family and culture on theindividuals' behaviours particularly university students, and to analyze the perceptions ofdifferent students on their behaviour...
TABLE OF CONTENTSTITLE PAGE ................................................................................................ .iDECLARATION ................................................................................................ iiAPPROVAL ..................................................................................................... iiiTABLE OF CONTENTS .................................................................................... ivDEFINITIONS OF TERMS ......................
TABLE OF CONTENTSTITLE PAGE ................................................................................................ .iDECLARATION ................................................................................................ iiAPPROVAL ..................................................................................................... iiiTABLE OF CONTENTS .................................................................................... ivDEFINITIONS OF TERMS ......................