Abstract This paper explores the influence of economic status on the social health of undergraduate students at Ahmadu Bello University in Zaria, Nigeria. Education is a fundamental aspect of individual growth and societal development. However, students' economic backgrounds can significantly impact their social well-being. To execute this research, four research questions and four research hypotheses were formulated to guide the study. In this study, descriptive survey design was used with t...
We begin this paper by providing a brief definition of activism, carrying out a brief overview of activism through the ages, and also present a review of the different types of activism as carried out in different geographies and segments of society. We also state why activism is still sorely lacking in various fields in the sciences to promote the cause of the sciences, and explain why we need to step up the ante, and promote science activism which can also be known as scientific activism, i...
This research is a study of the situational realities Nigeria has been plunged into in the aftermath of the COVID-19 global pandemic which translate into educational management crisis, following the decline in the surge of the global pandemic. The study investigates the present situation of systemic academic declension caused by the ripple effect of the pandemic in the educational sector. It forelays the ground for a plethora of chain-reaction of endemic crisis of educational management witne...
There is often an inordinate time span from the time a new idea is gestated till it is widely accepted in scientific and in popular circles, with wide variations commonly observed across geographies and disciplines. This elapsed time may be referred to as the ‘latency period’ for the acceptance, or even a structured and a justified rejection, as the case may be, of new or novel ideas. This can be observed in most societies around the world, unfortunately even in more advanced ones. There ...
ABSTRACT The purpose of this study was to investigate on the challenges facing heads of public secondary schools in implementing their school development plans in Morogoro Municipality. The study was cross – sectional and employed survey method. Two instruments were developed and used to collect data for the study. They were questionnaire and interviews. The total number of the respondents were 100 and were selected to address the research objectives. Teachers who participated in the ...
The occurrence and concurrency of Noncommunicable chronic diseases increase with age, and therefore, the number of medications used increases correspondingly. Polypharmacy is a scenario in which five medications or more are consumed concurrently (regardless of dose and duration of consumption), which leads to reduced quality of life, physical problems, increased drug interactions, adverse effects, and medical complications and increases the cost of treatment. Moreover, polypharmacy incr...
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Abstract This study examines gender disparities in teenage Ghanaians’ engagement and achievement in science using the Social Cognitive Theory as a theoretical framework. The research uses observations, interviews, document analysis, and artifact analysis to collect data from senior high school head teachers, teachers, and students using a case study methodology. The data is analyzed in the study using thematic analysis, descriptive statistics, and content analysis. The study finds that...
ABSTRACT The main purpose of this study was to assess the use of University of Nigeria Virtual Library for effective learning by students of Computer and Robotics Education. The study adopted descriptive survey research design approach to access the use of University of Nigeria Virtual Library for effective learning by students of Computer and Robotics Education. The population for the study comprises of 116 undergraduate students of the department of Computer and Robotics Education. Total po...
Disarmament and demobilization efforts in Tigray, Amhara, and Oromia are crucial steps towards achieving lasting peace in Ethiopia. By removing the presence of armed groups, rebuilding trust among different ethnic communities, and addressing underlying grievances, the country can overcome its ethnic divisions and work towards a prosperous future for all its citizens. International support and long-term solutions are vital to ensure the success of these efforts and pave the way for a more peac...
Elite politics in Ethiopia remains a critical factor in the country's governance and development. The competition for power, resources, and influence among different elite groups, fueled by ethnic and regional interests, can both shape and hinder political processes and socioeconomic progress. Addressing the challenges associated with elite politics requires efforts to foster inclusive governance, promote dialogue, and encourage the emergence of a shared national identity that transcends ethn...
CHAPTER ONE: INTODUCTION 1.1Background to the Study------1 1.2Statement of the Problem------5 1.3Objectives of the Study------6 1.4Research Questions-------6 1.5Research Hypotheses-------7 1.6Significance of the Study------7 1.7Scope of the Study-------8 1.8Definition of Terms-------8 CHAPTER TWO: LITERATURE REVIEW 2.1Conceptual Framework------12 2.1.1The Concept of Child Labour and Neglect----12 2.1.2Types of Child Labour-------14 2.1.3Effects/Implication of Child Labour on Child Development...
Nowadays the importance of the integration of the 4 skills in the classroom is vital, specially for teaching a second language like English. This job is not impossible and there are many things to do. Teachers must be aware of this challenge and h3lp students reach the level of English they aspire to have.
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This study explored the relationship between parenting styles and attachment behaviours among young children in Lagos, Nigeria. Three research objectives and corresponding three research questions guided the study. The research adopted a quantitative research design. 60 parents selected using a snowballing sampling technique took part in the study. Data for the research was obtained through an online survey. The collected data were analysed descriptively using frequency counts, percentages, a...