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Hindrances to the Acquisition of Basic Computer Literacy Skills in Adult Literacy Centers And Economic Development In Post Covid-19 in Yakurr Local Government Area

Asor, L. J. PhD & Andong H. A. Abstract This study aimed at identifying the bottleneck, which adversely militates against acquisition of practical basic computer literacy skills in literacy class in Post Covid-19 and how it affect capacity building, sustenance and retention possibility and all other fundamentals. Yakurr Local Government Area of Cross River State, […]

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Tertiary Students’ Perception of the Utilization of ICT for Post-Covid-19 Instruction in Calabar Education Zone of Cross River State, Nigeria

Ikpeme, Nyenime Daniel, Okri, John Arikpo, Ugboma, Giftie Emmanuel Abstract This study examined tertiary student perceptions of the use of ICT in Post-COVID-19 era in tertiary institutions in Calabar Education Zone. It employed survey research design; two research questions were proposed for the study which randomly selected 200 tertiary students. 40 students from the University

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Outdoor Education: A Panacea For Environmental Sustainability in Cross River State, Nigeria

Dr. Igwebuike, Osedumme & Agbor, Cassidy Eta ABSTRACT This study evaluated the influence of outdoor education on environmental sustainability in Calabar Education Zone of Cross River State. Outdoor education as learning experience simply implies learning “out-of-door” or outside the conventional classroom learning. This is also termed “outward based education”, as it is mostly done outside.

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Adequacy of Physical Facilities And Students’ Academic Performance among Undergraduate Students in Environmental Education, University of Calabar – Nigeria

Dr Agbor, Comfort Nkongho & Prof Ololube, Prince Nwachukwu Abstract The paper examined the adequacy of physical facilities and students’ academic performance in Environmental Education in the University of Calabar, Calabar-Nigeria. The study adopted the ex-post facto research design. The population of the study consisted of all the undergraduate students (600 students) in Environmental Education,

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Managing Bullying Behaviour of Secondary School Adolescents through Counselling in Jos Metropolis, Plateau State, Nigeria

Grace Onyowo Ugboha, Joshua Y. Rotshak Abstract This study examined managing bullying behaviour of secondary school adolescents through counselling in Jos metropolis, Plateau State, Nigeria. Bullying is a form of mean, hurtful behaviour that can happen to anyone at any time. Everyone should be aware of bullying because it impacts on the safe environment, especially

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Public Awareness of Tourism Benefits in Cross River State, Nigeria

ABSTRACT Using a survey research approach this study verified the extent of public awareness of tourism benefits in southern Cross River State, Nigeria. With random sampling technique, 510 subjects were drawn from a population of all inhabitants of the state’s southern senatorial district. A 28-item questionnaire tagged “Awareness of Tourism Benefits Scale” (ATBS) was designed

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Evaluating the Influence of Demographic Variables on Lecturers’ Perception Of Curriculum Hegemony Of Federal Universities In South-South Nigeria

Agbor, Cassidy Etta & Asuquo, Edung Etim Abstract The purpose of this study was to evaluate the influence of demographic variables and lecturer’s perception of the Faculty of Education Curriculum hegemony in Federal Universities in South- South Nigeria. Four null hypotheses were formulated and tested to provide solution to the problem of the study. An

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Effect of Education on the Fertility Behaviour of Women in Calabar Municipality of Cross River State Nigeria

Unwanede Chibuzo Christiana, Tangban, Egbe Ebagu & Eja Eja Iwara Abstract This research work examined effect of education on the fertility behaviour of women in Calabar Municipality. Questionnaire was the instrument used in data collection. Five hundred copies of questionnaire were distributed randomly to women in Calabar Municipality. Two hypotheses were formulated which try to

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